I had to stop and look twice at this shadow pattern on the side of the New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe, NM.
Posted as part of Sue’s A Word A Week Challenge: Shadow
A Word A Week: Shadow
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I had to stop and look twice at this shadow pattern on the side of the New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe, NM.
Posted as part of Sue’s A Word A Week Challenge: Shadow
Northwest Frame of Mind 
The vigas at the very top of the second story?
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Yes! The angle of the sun lined up just right for an interesting pattern on this small section of the wall.
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great building, great shadow!
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Thanks Jude!
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Great shot! i couldn’t figure out how it worked, but I think I understand now.
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I’m glad you like it! I had to think about what to post for a few days but when I rediscovered this photo I thought it might work for “shadow”. 😉
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Love Santa Fe! (Or, as I call it, Fanta Se.) Something about the light down there, and those amazing blue skies, which are shaded so beautifully in your shot. A great place for photographers!
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Oh yes, the light and sky are two of my favorite things about Santa Fe! Along with the chilies and margaritas. 🙂
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That must happen just once a year! ( or is it twice a year ?)
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Great point Peter, I actually took this shot during the summer solstice! Checking the winter solstice could be a great excuse for another trip. 🙂
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We’re going there later this month so we’ll have to check!
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Great, how fun! Enjoy your trip!
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This is my favorite interpretation of this challenge yet. Beautiful picture caught right at the right time.
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Thanks so much Rusha! I’m happy to hear you like it!
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I like the shadows that lead us upward, and the processing works so well.
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Thank you Sally. It is a pretty plain photo without a little boost so I cropped and processed until I thought it became more of an interesting scene. I’m glad you like the effects.
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Great pic for the theme, Lisa. Gorgeous shadow pic. 🙂
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Thanks Sylvia, I appreciate your comments!
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What an amazing photo.!! Love the shadow play on the building and the contrast with the sky.!
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Thanks Rose! It was a happy coincidence. 🙂
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Stunning shot Lisa and great entry hon. 😀 *hugs*
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Thank you Sonel, it’s nice to hear from you. 🙂
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You’re welcome Lisa. Yes, I am way behind in my visits and hope that I can do so more but with the heat here I am more in the pool than in front of the pc. 😀
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Great shadow!
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Thanks Milka. 🙂
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Very cool!
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I’m glad you like it. 🙂
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A fab photo, Lisa! Composition, colours, shadows, everything is fantastic! 🙂
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Thanks so much Paula! It always makes me happy when a rather boring photo gets a new chance to look good. 🙂
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Nice! I love the architecture as well as the photo!
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Thanks CD! There is something about the adobe architecture of Northern New Mexico against the bright blue skies that draws me in each time.
Lisa
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Wonderful shadows there. Nicely captured.
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Thank you LD. Funny thing is the shadows weren’t the focus of my original photo. I just wanted a shot of the building to remember it by. It wasn’t until yesterday that I thought a little cropping and color boost would accentuate the shadow for this post.
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Beautiful color and shadow! I think I need to make a visit to Santa Fe, I’ve never been there.
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Oh yes try to plan a trip, it’s a wonderful place to visit!
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Thanks so much for thinking of me and for sharing your kind support of my blog! Congratulations on your award and thank you for including me in your list of nominees. 🙂
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You’re most welcome and thank you for all of your lovely posts as well.
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