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Yet another episode of shadow hunting. Ecency has made a charming upgrade, and I love this UX/UI.

After a break, I am participating in the shadow-hunting contest.

It was a moonless sky, with the sound of thunders at night. My shadow-hunting adventure at this time was spontaneous. The raindrops (mild) were slowly soaking me wet. But I was determined to capture a few shadows. The street light became the source of light and a stray dog became the object. That's it. I managed to capture a few dark shadows.

Sensing the shade's presence has always been one of my skill sets. It was a night where silence was oppressive, and thunders were heavier, yet my eyes were scanning the darkness and focused on sharp shadows. It was too fluid between momentary light and dominant darkness. The shade was near and the shadows were captured spontaneously.

Attention and stability are parts of this experience where we capture shadows of an object, particularly when the object is a living being. I must say during this adventure the claws of shadows through the air with the movement of the object. I pressed forward to capture the shadows, and finally got them secured through the camera lens.

A pulsing knot of darkness was distracting me to capture the shadow, but hey I am not a person who easily gives up. I sprinted and stayed calm, steady to capture those still shadows.