Walking the Walk by JSWaters

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16-JAN-2007

Mission Tumacocori
Tubac, Arizona

Canon EOS 5D
1/60s f/32.0 at 39.0mm iso100 full exif

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Roe..		08-Sep-2007 02:54
the lighting brings this image to another level..the composition is exciting..what a great capture..

shatterbug		24-Jun-2007 20:17
Terrific shadow play here! Hard to tell where the tree ends and the shadows begin, the combination of which forms a complex labyrinth! The human element, sky and church complete this composition nicely...

Guest		24-Jun-2007 07:40
No matter how strange it sounds, but the light is bringing peace to this image: warm, and soft at the same time, creating this protective shadow for the walking person.

Phil Douglis		20-Jun-2007 20:02
You give much space to that wonderful tree and its huge shadow -- it creates scale incongruity and suggests the partnership of man and nature. I photographed a similar subject in Beijing last year (http://www.pbase.com/image/58750579 ) but placed the emphasis on the incongruous differences between the man his shadow. I have the shadow of a tree as well, but it is not as overwhelming in scale as this one. It shows you how two photographs can use essentially the same concept -- people and trees and their shadows -- yet come away with entirely different expressions.

Sue Robertson		18-Jun-2007 07:19
Yes it is well seen. Wonderful capture of shadow and light.

Michael Shpuntov		16-Jun-2007 02:15
Very well seen. Multiple shadows on that wall really look fantastic. Great shot.

Ray :)		14-Jun-2007 17:05
I'm smiling here here Jenene. Had I been in Tubac, I would have gone for the same shot :-)

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