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Saturday, April 28, 2012

Shadowy Corral

original
Hubbell Trading Post, Ganado, Arizona

looking longingly
at an empty wooden trough—
two hungry horses


Text and photo © 2012 by Magical Mystical Teacher


Welcome, Shadow Chasers!

Your hosts are:
Magical Mystical Teacher
Rose (chubskulit)
Gemma Wiseman


...it appears to me a hazardous thing to exchange my soul for a shadow.
- Adelbert von Chamisso



May the sunlight and shadows always be with you!

40 comments:

  1. surrounded by a fence of shadows. awesome!!!

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  2. That's a beautiful shot, love the horses! Thanks for joining this weekend and have a great weekend!

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  3. We personify the horses and think they are in a stockade. Yet, the horses don't care - they feel protected while they feed and drink inside. The loyalty of their handlers are appreciated...
    Link: http://airhead55-ralph.blogspot.com/2012/04/shadow-shot-sunday-chicken-and-donuts.html

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  4. Oh yeah, what Ralph just said! Very cool Shadow Shot.

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  5. Aww..I hope they find more than just shadows in their trough!

    Love the fenceline of shadows!!

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  6. Love the horses! My choice for SSS is up, shadows in the background.

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  7. the shadows appear to be creeping up on the horses

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  8. Isn't that a cool place? They do have the best shadows and I also imagine that this time of year, there should also be lots of baby sheep (ewes) wandering around with their mothers. Makes me want to go on another road trip!

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  9. Noble horses surrounded by beautiful shadows...
    Happy weekend!

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  10. I'm with Cassie about what Ralph said .. he always has just the right thing to say about our shadow shots ;-)
    It is a wonderful shot .. I can almost hear the horse softly stomp a bit .. snort a bit .. I don't mind the smell of horses at all either. I just can't ride anymore darn it!
    Joy

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  11. Love these great shadows! Like an interior shadowy fence!
    Great haiku as well!

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  12. I love the shadowy fence and the moping horses wondering where the food is???? Terrific shot for the day! Have a wonderful weekend!

    Sylvia

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  13. Love all the shadows.
    When I saw those horses waiting, it gave me a chuckle. My brother's animals know the exact time of feeding, and they are waiting just like this.

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  14. I love this one. The way the shadows point to the horses is just great. Thanks for hosting!

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  15. Oh, poor horsies. Those shadows make quite a corral.

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  16. Striking shadowy verticals seeming to frame the horses! Lovely photo!

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  17. At first I thought it was the OK Corral in Tombstone. Neat picture.

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  18. I don't know if I am happy if I am inside the fence, then just think I am sorrounded with shadows too §;-)

    Great shot Gem! Hope your enjoying your last days of hot and sunny days.
    Unlike us here in Sweden/EU. We're still struggling Mother Nature's decision this Spring.

    Happy SSS,
    /C

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  19. The straight lines in that shadow shot are intriguing. Love it. I've posted hope you all enjoy. Happy Shadow Shot Sunday everyone!

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  20. A good question! The crisp shadow doesn't fit with the blurred reality! You may have chanced on some new scientific fact!

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  21. Long, long shadows - it looks hot & dusty!

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  22. Lovely photo. The horses are beautiful as well as the long shadows of the fence.

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  23. Those long shadows seem menacing somehow. Interesting shot!

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  24. This is a great composition !!

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  25. I'm loving this shot too. (And I hope someone came and fed those poor ponies!)

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  26. happy sunday .. is it the end or the beginning of the week ... love those shadows ..

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  27. beautiful...fences must be a theme today!

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  28. It would be a beautiful shot without the shadows, but the shadows give it an eery tone ... makes it much more interesting.
    Nice job,

    Andrea @ From The Sol

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  29. Don't fence me in.....remember that song!

    What a great shot!!!!

    Thanks so much!

    John

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  30. Lovely shadows! I'd move into the shade if I were them :)

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  31. Oh, my link seems to be aimed the wrong way - I'm reposting! Feel free to delete the old one, I apologize!

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  32. beautiful shadows...truly worth the chase....

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  33. Hi Gemma. Great pictures! Thanks for your visit. Have a great weekend.

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  34. thanks for visiting my site and you have a lovely blogsite:)

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  35. another meme I enjoy
    thanks so much for hosting
    heights of fence board are interestingly sized

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