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Shadow Art



Hello internet individuals! So as of lately I've started to become obsessed with Shadow Art! These are just some examples of using objects to create a shadow of something totally different. I really like the subtle symbolism behind the pictures and how ugly something can be but make a beautiful shadow like in the second one.

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  1. I think its cool how the photographer used the peoples shadows then took other props to go off from the shadows.

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  2. This is so cool!!!! I love this!!!!

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  3. I love the one with the two people and the wine glass. I like the contrast of not so classy and classy.

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  4. I like the shadow art of the pile of trash because it shows how art can be found in everything.

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  5. The second image is by far my favorite. The way that the artist didn't just manage to block out the simple image but to also get the fine details amazes me.

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  6. The first picture is my favorite because takes bits and pieces and transforms it into a whole being. The shadow of the human appears to be moving and forming into one shape.

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  7. all of these pictures are super cool! my favorite picture of the three is the first one! the first thing that came into my mind was how long did that take to get it perfect, but no matter how long it took it was worth it! :)

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  8. Shadow art really amazes me! The second one out of these three is definitely my favorite, you can tell that the artist must have took so much time on individual details. Even the shoe laces on the shadow look like they're real!

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