Natural lighting morning and evening

Round Robin Photo Challenge

The challenge topic for February 21st 2009 is:
"Light Moves" follow the link above to see others who played along...
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The natural light effect of the morning sun...




A evening natural light in the window...


A tea light candle behind the glass lawn ornate I use as a magic ball for the granddaughters...


Apeture F-5
Shutter Speed 1/100's
Flash off on the above photos



Light reflections on glass entrance
[The flags]


Granddaughter Emily meets a new friend at gramas to play with...


along the creek...light filters through and creates diamonds in the water

My photos are shot in Grand Blanc, Mi. Feb. 2009

15 comments:

  1. I love all of your shots. The shadows are someting I also thought of. The dream...flowing just like a dream. And the magic tea light ball...awesome.

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  2. Beautiful photos. The first one makes me feel so comfy & cozy, the second one is sooooo clever the way you put dream behind the curtains, the third one is magical & I love that you use this as a crystal ball with your grandkids!

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  3. These are great pics, in particular, the shot of your granddaughter & her shadow. Smart!

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  4. I love all of them but I think that the shadow picture is my favorite! I love working in natural light but still having to learn how to best use it.

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  5. beautiful photos. My favorite is the curtains one with "dream" peeking thru.

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  6. The first photo is very relaxing and has such a comforting feeling. The one I really love is of your granddaughter and her new "friend" ... it was precious.

    Monica

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  7. Hi TJ :)

    WOW! I just LOVE this collection. :) The third lamp is so neat, but the "Dream" photo really needs to be in a framed poster! FABULOUS! Oh TJ... just wonderful. :::BIG SMILE:::

    Hugs, Carly

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  8. Oh TJ! A post full of wonderful light examples! I LOVE the second one and I think it's even better because of the Dream word!

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  9. Your photos are amazing. Each one captures a different quality. I especially like the globe with the tea light behind it and your granddaughter's shadow. (I have a granddaughter Emily, too!) Very nice job!

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  10. Love them all but the "Dream" really caught my attention!

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  11. Excellent. I especially love the first two and your granddaughter's shadow. Is the word "Dream" coming from a real object? It certainly gives the photo a dreamlike quality!

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  12. A great set of shots. A great interpretation of the assignment.

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  13. Love how "dreamy" those curtains look. And the shadow on the wall - just like Peter Pan. Lovely.

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  14. I am indeed speechless, as these photos are so very beautiful and calming. Glad I popped in! This is a good ending to a long evening of reading.

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