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Standing in the shadow of art. by beneath?
November 13th, 2007 2:00 AM
Shadows of the night.
One of the things i have always been fascinated is the quality of light during the night. Even different light bulbs can change the entire mood of the area being illuminated. However, with this wonderful world of artificial illumination comes a completely different type of shadow. Unlike during the day, object now have multiple shadows in many directions as a result of the different light sources. The contrast between light and dark also seems to be heightened making the outlines almost glow.
While i find these lines incredible entrancing during the night, they are even more spectacular during they day, when they interact with the shadows of the daytime and appear to be merely random chalk lines, completely disconnected from the object that formed them.
Enjoy.
p.s. i apologize for the poor image quality. my digital camera does not do well at night.
p.p.s. i must give credit to ellis g. for the idea
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One of the things i have always been fascinated is the quality of light during the night. Even different light bulbs can change the entire mood of the area being illuminated. However, with this wonderful world of artificial illumination comes a completely different type of shadow. Unlike during the day, object now have multiple shadows in many directions as a result of the different light sources. The contrast between light and dark also seems to be heightened making the outlines almost glow.
While i find these lines incredible entrancing during the night, they are even more spectacular during they day, when they interact with the shadows of the daytime and appear to be merely random chalk lines, completely disconnected from the object that formed them.
Enjoy.
p.s. i apologize for the poor image quality. my digital camera does not do well at night.
p.p.s. i must give credit to ellis g. for the idea
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posted by Lincøln on November 13th, 2007 6:40 AM
Strong work. Agreed Mr. Fish, those pools of light are mesmerizing. Everything looks like a cartoon with a chalk outline at night. I approve. Welcome to the game Clayton.
posted by Blue on November 13th, 2007 9:32 AM
This is one of the first tasks I wrote for SF0.
It took a long time for anyone to do this one, but I am glad it got kicked off with such a stellar performance. Welcome to the game!
posted by a andnota on November 13th, 2007 1:06 PM
very cool. i love this. i'm going to have to do this sometime. :D
posted by susy derkins on November 13th, 2007 8:14 PM
I wonder if people passing by the next day solved the puzzle...
posted by Loki on November 14th, 2007 11:03 AM
An uncommonly cool interpretation of this task.
And a somewhat belated welcome to the game.
This task is surprisingly cool. Nice interpretation.
I particularly like the photos with the yellow columns in - it literally looks like a pool of light.