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Saturday, 28 January 2012

Shadow Shot Time

This "shadow shot picture" was taken quite a few days ago when the sun knew where we were .. and smiled on us. I can't count how many dark gray days we have been stuck in now.
I love the soft afternoon light that gently kisses this side of the deck and all "who" reside on it.
One exciting thing that happened this past crazy weather week .. was that the chickadees finally figured out that they could get inside the ball cage feeder .. it was a hoot to see how fast they go in and out, one seed at a time !
To see more beautiful shadow shots make sure to visit by clicking the icon across from this post !

28 comments:

Sylvia K said...

What a great, snowy shadow shot! I do love those shadows on the snow! They almost make me forget how cold it is!! Enjoy your weekend!

Sylvia

Kelly said...

Now that's a wintry shot! The goldfinches (still sporting their winter clothes) are out in full force at my house, absolutely swarming my feeders.

Ralph said...

Snow always falls, so we can always appreciate it as a canvas for shadows if nothing else. We are content in knowing that an additional 2-3 minutes of daylight is happening each day, so we can dream of no snow and lots of sun - not too far away! Of course that is easy to say in January...

Lisa at Greenbow said...

Beautiful little spots of sunshine. Shadows are a nice contrast. Yay for the Chickadee.

robin. said...

i love your header...tho when the ice is on the tree like that...it's on the roads like that...yuck!! we had a beautiful sunny day yesterday...otherwise grey is the word. love your little potted shadow. all decked out in winter's finest. happy sss2.

Linda said...

It has been a few dull days hasn't it. There was the ice rain yesterday and now snow today. I love your new header photo.

Catherine said...

that winter light and the shadows is a wonderful combination...

RURAL said...

So you can leave that poor little evergreen in a pot all winter long? And it doesn't die? Poor little baby, LOL.

Jen @ Muddy Boot Dreams

Kylee Baumle said...

Hi Joy! Remember me? LOL. It's been awhile since I visited, but what beauty greeted me when I did. Fabulous photography! I love the sepia one and all the shadow pics. Hope you're keeping warm up there. It's been a weird winter, hasn't it! *hugs*

Linda said...

Joy, you were asking how I make my headers. I use Picasa (for Mac) to create the collage images. You can download it for free. I used to use Photoshop all the time but don't have a compatible version for the iMac. Glad you added a Canadian blog roll. I've had one for ages and have a page dedicated to it called Canada Blog Hop. I also keep some of my most favourites at the bottom of my blog, one for Ontario, one for Canada and one for the rest of the world. Wow a robin, that is early. Perhaps the poor little guy got blown in with the snow storm today. That is great the chickadees figured out your new feeder. I was contemplating one like that.

Gemma Wiseman said...

So many interesting shadow lines and shapes but the segments of light add a beautiful sense of hope! Lovely atmosphere in this wintry world!

Anonymous said...

Ohhh, I bet that was fun watching!
It's always amazing to me how all the plants come back so beautifully after a winter covered in snow.

Marguerite said...

This has been a wonky week for weather hasn't it? We saw sun for an hour today and it was delightful, even though it was so short lived. Glad to see you found some sunshine for your photos.

Chubskulit Rose said...

Oh that is gorgeous!

In behalf of Gemma and Magical Mystical Teacher, I thank you for playing Shadow Shot Sunday 2. - Rose, have a great weekend.

Unknown said...

Hi joy. Been to long, again. Hope all is well, and wanted to invite you yo bloominganswers.com, my new gardening community.hooe to see you there, it's free to join but membership is necessary for privacy protection.

Unknown said...

Gorgeous crisp clear shadow shot.

Anonymous said...

Beautifully composed shot!

Anonymous said...

Brrr!

Coloring Outside the Lines said...

I hope the sun comes out and stays out for you soonest! Great shadow shot-

Jane said...

I'm also a fan of shadow photography - I see potential pics everywhere I go. Snow just adds to the effect - it's the one thing it's good for!

CanadianGardenJoy said...

Hello all you lovely people !
I have tried to get to each of your blogs and leave a comment and thank you : )
I can only type so long and then I can't .. so a BIG thank you again for stopping by : )
I appreciate it !!

Gatsbys Gardens said...

Wonderful photo Joy! I am getting a little antsy, supposed to be fifty degrees this week!

Eileen

CanadianGardenJoy said...

Thanks Eileen girl .. it was one of those "soft" quiet moments I love and grabbed this picture while I could!
Our weather is crazy here .. we seriously don't know what will happen next ;-( I worry about my garden babies !

Kay L. Davies said...

This is a classic winter shadow shot. I just love it. And congratulations to the birds! :~)
K

CanadianGardenJoy said...

Hello there Kay girl : )
Yes .. my little Charlie Brown tree
aka Austrian Pine trapped in a pot .. is always very pretty and I am red faced about how little care I give it .. quite amazing actually ! LOL

Cassie said...

Love your words "soft afternoon light that gently kisses...". SO very picturesque! Your Shadow Shot is lovely too. Have a good week.

Tatjana Parkacheva said...

Very nice photo.

Regards and best wishes

CanadianGardenJoy said...

Thank you so much Cassie !
Your theme was really cute and that last picture stole the show .. to warm and cozy and best yet a fur baby snoozing ! LOL

Hello Tatajana and welcome back after your break from blogging .. wonderful picture with those clouds and antenna : )"hello out there ?"