It certainly is a dull and dreary day. But I'm not really minding the rain because it is helping to wash away some of the dirt and grime from the roads and the snow piles are getting smaller.
It's not a great day to go out and hunt down shadow shot photos, so once again I'm digging back into the archives to find one. I didn't have to go far as just over a week ago it was lovely and sunny and I had snapped a photo of the strands of garlic chives left poking out of the snow. Pretty soon I'll be seeing those garlic chives poke through the ground once all that snow is washed away.
What wonderful shadows those seed heads made on the snow.
I'm joining in with Shadow Shot Sunday. Stop by and see some great shadow shot photos.
Oh, and I am counting those days!!! We've had a bit of sun today although not enough to make much of a difference! But the time is slipping by -- soon, soon!!!! Enjoy the rest of your weekend!
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Those look like Queen Anne's Lace seeds (or a close relative). Are they?
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A shadow for one?
What fun, what fun!
A shadow for two—
In black or blue?
A shadow for three?
O my, O me!
A shadow for four?
Ah, mi amour!
A shadow for five?
Coming alive!
A shadow for six?
Light playing tricks!
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Hi Mystical, no I don't think chives are related to Queen Anne's Lace, chives belong to the allium family.
ReplyDeleteOh it looks cool shot. Thanks for sharing. Happy SSS!
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Gorgeous shadows!
ReplyDeleteMy Shadow Shot, have a blessed Sunday!
You're right, Linda, what wonderful shadows indeed. I can just imagine the chives in the spring.
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Natural beauties in your shadow shot!!
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Yes, I sang that song to my cat yesterday morning when I woke up. I, too felt like some of the dirt and snow were being washed away. How disappointed I was too wake up to snow flurries this morning!
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