WPC Shadow
Yesterday, during our weekly fishing expedition at low tide, my daughter and I were leaning over a pool to watch the little sea critters swimming and crawling around in a pool. When I realised that we were casting shadows on the water, and with the weekly photo challenge in mind, I asked her to capture our shadow images.
The picture above had us in stitches. My daughter, on the left, is holding her camera and the bulky beach bag. I am carrying a fishing rod and beach towels. Our shadows were distorted by the slow rippling waves and soon we were making up stories of beasties in fairy tales to explain this weird result. In the end, I decided that the most likely scenario was that of Mary, carrying her Little Lamb and trying to protect it from the farmer with an axe in his hand.
This reminded me of my childhood days, watching the summer clouds drifting by above and pointing out pictures to friends and siblings.
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trommeltjies
Ek onthou ook die stories en karakters in die wolke. Lekker manier om verbeelding aan te wakker by kinders. Miskien is dit tyd om weer die komberse op die gras oop te gooi saam met kleingoed en stories te laat herleef
HesterLeyNel
Ek doen dit nog gereeld! Dankie vir die inloer en saamgesels.
travel460
Hester, jy het die wonderlikste vermoë om van ñ baie eenvoudige oefening, iets SO interessants te maak!
HesterLeyNel
Dis ‘n vreeslike mooi kompliment. Dankie.
rondomtaliedraai
Baie interessante foto
HesterLeyNel
Dankie. Dit was groot pret.
Kameel
Dit lyk sowaar asof jy ‘n lammetjie dra…. goeie verbeelding 🙂
Anne J.
So cool 😄
aj vosse
I’m still wondering if you’re not wielding the virtual shambok!! 😉
HesterLeyNel
Who, me? I have no violent tendencies 😇 and I’m not into S&M. What are you THINKING of? Hahaha 😀