Burnt Out or On Fire?

Reality may show one thing but the shadow reveals something else. I had saved this burnt-out bulb for a day when I need something to take a picture of ;-) It turns out to be made in the Philippines (printed on it). Hope it is not a sign.

[Jenn]

What a good idea for a picture.

[Paul "Snapchap" Everest]

Nice idea and nicely executed. I had a bulb picture in mind for today as well - I might postpone it for a day or two though.

[Yao RL]

what a clever way to play with a shadow and I like your descriptions. It makes me think, think hard.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Great capture.

[Rick Schies]

They only last so long. even the long lasting ones

[Claire]

Very nice image...:) Like the shadow...

[Scott]

Nicely conceived and photographed!

[Skip Tribby - ​🖖]

Very clever idea. It is amazing how clear the glass looks to the naked eye, but looking at the shadow the glass looks very flawed.

[Hubregt Visser]

Great shot, especially when viewed large

[120913]

love the shadow, unusual view

[Lisa Pouncy]

Great focus and I love the shadow xx

[joey d.Muli]

C♥♥lness - love the shadow-- and yes I returned back the Lumix-i've issues on the zooming.:)

[Leia Smith]

@jennwithtwons @steampowered @yaorenliu @ziggy77 @digitalrn @tuya @sbolden @skipt07 @hjv @120913 @psychographer @jodimuli thanks for your comments. I was not so sure if this is different enough from other light bulb ideas :-). Joey, sorry to hear about your lumix. I still like mine for zooming since I do not have to change lenses, not great for night action but I use my Canon SL1 for that now that I figured my manual settings!