Today's shadows are on Little Underbank at Stockport, Cheshire, UK.
Little Underbank is an old street that is now pedestrianised. The shot was taken from a bridge that crosses over the top of this ancient city street.
Like many of my compositions this is a crop of a small section of a much larger original photograph. In this case, I used a very different crop of the same original to create a haiga which you can see on Ink Sweat & Tears.
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Little Underbank is a good name. There is an Undercliffe Road in Lewisham and Wyndcliffe just next to where we live but no Underbanks.
ReplyDeleteYour photo reminds me of a sundial somehow.
A marvelous shot as always! Great composition! I, too, like the name, Little Underbank and it is reminiscent of a sundial.
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Sylvia
what a lovely corner of a lovely street!!
ReplyDeleteI love the composition and texture in this photo (and the shadow, of course). Very nice.
ReplyDeleteThey look a bit like the Queen's guard standing at post...not moving a muscle.
ReplyDeleteWonderful shadow - love the stone pavement - Little Underbank looks like a great place to walk around!
ReplyDeleteI really like this detail of your photo. It almost looks black & white. It almost looks like an abstract composition. Very nice.
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I like your Little Underbank shadows. The original larger photo is fantastic. Looks like a great spot for a stroll around :)
ReplyDeleteThis composition, at least, worked very well.
ReplyDeletelovely photo, very nicely cropped
ReplyDeleteGreat shadows. And I really enjoyed visiting the Ink Sweat & Tears blog, too!
ReplyDeleteLove these shadows on the brick walkway. Interesting textures in this photo too.
ReplyDeleteHugs and blessings,