Big Bird, Shapes & Patterns (SMASh 264)

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It's Easter Sunday and by this time, we'd be out the house for mass and be probably driving elsewhere afterwards. The husband asked if I wanted to go for a long spin but I don't feel like it. I'm still under the weather. We've headed to bed earlier last night but I'm just really tired.

Anyway, these shadows were photographed on the village walk which we did last month, on the 28th.

This big bird [rooster] was enjoying its walk along the road but as I approached, it started to walk a lot faster. I was just glad to have taken these shots before it finally went farther away from me. Along with its shadow were that of the sunflowers growing above the road.



As we walked farther, we were reminded to slow down. Not really us but vehicles passing through that part of the road. A reminder to check one's brake and to be vigilant of people.



Some 200 yards after, I noticed these shadows too that kind of formed various shapes and or patterns. Can you guess what made those? The first one looks like a pyramid, the second seems to be a canyon ready to fire and what else, lol!



And does this look like a narrow hanging bridge? I don't really remember, haha! Kidding aside, it's not a bridge, that's for sure.



Probably about 500 yards or more, caught this shadow of the husband and some funky patterns made by the grass that were just above the road. It's nice that at around 9 am, the sun is already high up in that part of town.



There were quite a few more shadows photographed during that walk but just selected these for now. Here's one where the husband and I were walking alongside each other like we were inseparable. I've already included this in my past post but I'm feeling the need to share it again here.

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That's all for today and this is my participation to Round 264 of the Shadow Hunters Challenge by Melinda.

Thank you and Happy Easter馃惏

Photos are my own. 09042023/10:10ph



Smile... laugh often... love more... be happy and grateful always!


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