Not sure what to post for this, but here’s an image that might fit the brief, I’m going for the angle of the sun, in the early evenings when the shadows get longer (a nice bit of saturation, too):
Early evening sun, Tatra mountains, Poland
linked to One Word Sunday at Debs’ here, and also to Paula’s Thursday’s Special (Saturation) here
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The angle of the sun is an unusual choice, but no less an angle. Job done!
Best wishes, Pete.
I wanted to use a recent image, and not to do the obvious geometric architectural angle, Pete!
Great idea! 🙂
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That’s taking a different angle on it Sue
I do try, Pauline!!
Well done…
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Impressive capture of the lengthening shadows!
Thanks Peter!
I love the fall of evening sun.
It’s all about the light!
Such a lovely nature and very clever for angle challenge, Sue. I like your saturation!
Thank you, Paula….I try to exercise the brain, think outside the box!
A great angle to take on the challenge – and what fantastic shadows Sue
I’m a sucker for a good shadow, Debs!
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