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Saturday, February 4, 2012

Through Sand and Shadow

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An arroyo in Northern Arizona, USA

Through sand and shadow
I follow crooked pathways—
long is the journey.

Photo and haiku © 2012 by Magical Mystical Teacher

Welcome to the new world of Shadow Shot Sunday!
Your hosts are:
Magical Mystical Teacher
Rose (chubskulit)
Gemma Wiseman

TAKE AIM AT THE SHADOWS!



“Poetry is an echo, asking a shadow to dance.”
American poet Carl Sandburg, 1878-1967




45 comments:

  1. Hi! It's my first time to join Shadow Shot Sunday! :)

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  2. It always seems so incongruous to see sand and snow together. A lovely shadow shot!

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  3. Greetings from brrrrrr country - it's -14
    (6.8 ºF). In the north last night it was -40,3
    (-40.54 ºF) - I'm lucky to live in south! :)

    Happy weekend!

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  4. snow hiding in the shadows...holding on until it can't take it anymore. awesome shot mmt!!

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  5. I miss this kind of scene! Great shot MMT. Thanks everyone for playing along!

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  6. What a nice shadow shot. Love the touch of snow on the side. Have a nice weekend. Mickie :)

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  7. great shadow shots from everyone! Cheers and have a great weekend!

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  8. Lovely shadow shot! It is trying to snow here - hopefuly it won't succeed!!

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  9. I love the way shadows loom and fall.

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  10. Very nice shot. They deserts of Arizona and New Mexico are great spots for photos. Thanks for sharing. I've been "horsing around" for my post this week.

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  11. Sand. Snow. Shadows. The perfect SSS trifecta!

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  12. Very good and nice photo.

    Regards and best wishes

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  13. Hi MMT,

    Snow? I don't think of snow when I think Arizona. ;-)

    Long indeed is the journey.

    Thanks for hosting.

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  14. I love the combination of Snow and sand. I don't usually see them together. Great shot!

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  15. ....ummm, is that snow in the shadows? Hmmmm, desert area?

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  16. it's like 2 seasons side by side
    snowy winter and sandy summer
    very cool

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  17. I love the word arroyo, and your poem, and the snow.

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  18. So ironic to see the snow in the desert. It's water, but it stays on the surface. It might even evaporate (there's a word for that but I forget) before it melts into the earth.

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  19. At first that looks like water slipping down! Love this shadowy meeting of snow and sand!

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  20. You know how much I love this one already!!! Looks so warm, and then you see SNOW!!!

    Blessings,

    John

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  21. Hi all, my choice for SSS is up. Stop by if you have time.

    ~Antonette
    Jottings From Jersey

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  22. At first, it looks like a warm and cozy day meant to be spent meandering through this dry creek bed. Then the snow comes into view and it all changes; the temperature drops, but I just put on a down vest and keep on walking. I love this!

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  23. Now, this, my dear one, is an awesome photo. I love it. :)
    O and did you know you have word verification on??.....just sayin' :)

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  24. How nice it would be walking along this warm sand path wrapped in shadows.

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  25. This looks just lovely. We're heading down there next week. I'll bring my woolies.

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  26. Love your shadow shot and Haiku :-)
    I too have a sandy scene...
    Hugs, antonella :-)

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  27. Very inviting shot, MMT—and I like your haiku too!

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  28. Wonderful shadow shot, so scenic.

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  29. Love the photo and words. Great shot.

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  30. Now how perfect can this be ? the sand hollow with a wee bit of snow there ? I would love to walk through this and see what is on the other side !
    Joy : )

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  31. Thanks so much for hosting this fun linky party.
    I love this photo.

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  32. I love places like that but rarely see it.

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  33. Very lovely nature shot with reflections and contrasts.

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  34. catching with my entry! nice image here!

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  35. Where are the shadow shots? I see more family albums :)

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Always remember, a sign of shadows means a sign of light.
Namaste.