Sadie and Shadow

[Brian Moore]

Oot for a walk on a sunny afternoon.

Olympus XA3 and Kodak Gold 800 film.


Sadie & Shadow by brian-moore, on Flickr

 

[Steve Boykin]

She is looking great Brian!!!

 

[Brian Moore]

Thanks Steve. I appreciate that. This image was pre-surgery, though. However, she is looking equally great post-surgery, too.

Thanks again, Steve.

 

[Pete Askew]

Excellent Brian. It reminds me of those Eastern European shadow plays. Sadie/wolf, wolf/Sadie.

 

[Steve Boykin]

Excellent Brian. It reminds me of those Eastern European shadow plays. Sadie/wolf, wolf/Sadie.

Sadie is far more noble and elegant than any wolf Pete.

Brian- I am really glad to hear she is doing well. If you need a kitten.................

 

[Nihat Iyriboz]

Brian, Sadie and the shadow is particularly interesting on two details. The right rear leg's release from traction and its ballerina look-a-like, even more relaxed shadow on the wall. Also, right front and left rear seemed to be on the same (close) axis. So, the leg movements are towards the center, I presume.

Good to hear that she is doing OK. She certainly has the contentment of being loved.

 

[Pete Askew]

Yes, I agree. Her right rear leg and its shadow have real delicacy and motion to them.

 

[Brian Moore]

Excellent Brian. It reminds me of those Eastern European shadow plays. Sadie/wolf, wolf/Sadie.

Thanks, Pete. The shadow was so distinct and subtly different I was just compelled to take the fotie. I was very happy about how it turned out.

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Sadie is far more noble and elegant than any wolf Pete.

Brian- I am really glad to hear she is doing well. If you need a kitten.................

Thank for sticking up for Sadie on this wolf thing, Steve. That's real good of you.

I'll decline your kind kitten offer since Sadie won't eat those.

 

[Brian Moore]

Brian, Sadie and the shadow is particularly interesting on two details. The right rear leg's release from traction and its ballerina look-a-like, even more relaxed shadow on the wall. Also, right front and left rear seemed to be on the same (close) axis. So, the leg movements are towards the center, I presume.

Good to hear that she is doing OK. She certainly has the contentment of being loved.

Thank you Nihat. That right rear leg appealed to me also. That and the shadow's look of slim and lithe movement. I believe that may be similar to your ballerina comparison, which I find delightful. Thanks again, Nihat.

 

[Chris Dodkin]

It's as if the shadow is another element of Sadie Rob - one that is normally hidden - her alter ego

Very nice

 

[Brian Moore]

It's as if the shadow is another element of Sadie Rob - one that is normally hidden - her alter ego

Very nice

Thanks, Chris. You're right in that alter ego concept. (By the way, were you thinking about Hottie Scottie when you posted your comment?)

 

[Chris Dodkin]

cr@p - sorry Mr Moore!