Evening Sun paints my Pothos that hangs in the corner of the kitchen and is the cause of much happiness as i wait each day to see what it paints. I love the shadows on the wall.
well, night
MadSnapper, AKA Bloviator: "bloviate: to speak or write verbosely, typically not about anything important. Beau, owner of da Mama and Daddy.
I especislly like the flowers. The bowl of fruit looks like the orange is floating in the air.
ReplyDeleteAnyone who finds beauty and happiness in such simple things is truly rich. And is that a tomato in your fruit bowl? I guess if it was one of your bucket tomatoes you would have let us know!
ReplyDeleteVery creative shots. Loved them!
ReplyDeleteSandra, and a day without one of your photo essays is well...disappointing!
ReplyDeleteNice captures of light and shadow... My favourite is the fruit bowl picture!
ReplyDeleteI love the pothos shadow, and the fruit one. The pothos one does look so sharp that it could be painted. I guess everything has an evil twin!! Not 15 minutes ago I was looking at the shadows on the rug wondering if I should take pictures. I didn't. I love finding good shadow pictures, but they are rare. There's also the late afternoon sun!
ReplyDeleteGreat paintings.
ReplyDeleteNight or a very, very, very, extraordinarily long total eclipse of the sun.
ReplyDeleteLove your sun paintings and I love the two words - sun painting - never thought of it like that.
ReplyDeleteHey I have something on my blog for you.
sandie
"Here comes the sun"..yes, what would we do without a little sunshine? It's been kind of overcast over here lately..enjoyed the shadows..now I'm off to town (sad face)
ReplyDeleteI love those shadows, too. They seem especially sharp this time of year.
ReplyDeleteYes, night is right....ha ha! I love the pics. You have a way of capturing so many things and making them interesting! A true artist!
ReplyDeleteNever thought about shadow paintings on the wall; that's pretty neat.
ReplyDeleteIn Singapore, they call your creeping plant Money plant.
ReplyDeleteVery cool. I never thought of it like that, sun painting. I like that.
ReplyDeleteNot only is a day without sunshine like night it's also like a winter day in Pennsylvania...lol
I like your sum paintings. The shadows are especially intriguing.
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, Sandra---using the sun and shadows.... You all better eat those nanners... They are getting soft.. We keep ours in the frig and even though the outside may turn blackish--the inside is nice and firm.. There's nothing worse than a soft banana--unless it's time for banana bread!!!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Betsy
Great shadow, the Pothos makes a nice one. I love those plants, I have a Golden Pothos in my living room.
ReplyDeleteA day without sunshine.....is cloudy, overcast and pouring rain. That's what tomorrow is suppose to be like here.
Nice shadow plays, especially the flowers. I like your fruit bowl too.
ReplyDeleteIf we can ever get over the sickies at our house, I'll get out and take a shot or two, too.