Wild animal shapes
Effectively correspond
Lycanthropic condition
Shadows interact on a small wooden bridge over the mouth of Chisel Run Pond.
“We’ve all got both light and dark inside of us. What matters is the part we choose to act on. That’s who we really are.” – Sirius Black
Certain area
Arranged datum
Demarcation
The dune stairs leading down to the beach cast intricate shadows.
“Come back. Even as a shadow, even as a dream.” – Euripides
Reflected light
Shadow anomaly
Causal theory
Shadow patterns are here made visible by the radiation they fail to reflect in relation to total ambient energy.
“When a theory of perception predicts that you cannot see something that you do see, then you ought not to believe the theory.” – Roy Sorensen
Unexpected treasure
Touch of function
Essential whimsy
Gleaming bright in the noon sunshine, structural detail found on the side of a store provides something interesting to focus on.
“I live in the shade created by the sunrise I am waiting for.” – Isbelle Razors
Playful practice
Readily dispensed
Tight budget
Cast shadows increase visual interest on the final climb over the last beach dune.
“The process of visual structuring, in which each element receives its character by taking its place in the whole, occurs to some extent below the level of consciousness.” – Rudolf Arnheim
Get a view
Modest distance
Spinning itself out
Concentrating outward instead of inward, aesthetics offers a chance to escape self-consciousness.
“And you see that it is an old feeling of mine, and is deeply rooted.” – Vincent van Gogh
Radiance variance
Space boundary
Displacement restrictions
Almost any ordinary object can become poetic under the lyrical influence of exquisite lighting conditions. In a complex of associations, the quality of consciousness is a composite of sensing and understanding.
“When an incidental color or a random fragrance takes possession of our imagination, we can unexpectedly blossom into a new entity as it gives us wings and enlightens our horizon.” – Erik Pevernagie
Light ray
Action sequence
Surface inclination
Built to control wind and wave action involving small particle distribution, beach sand retaining fences also affect radiation illumination patterns.
“We cast a shadow on something wherever we stand.” – E. M. Forster
Analogous demonstrative
Quantifier extension
Context relativization
In a complex system of interrelated relationships, sometimes things outside the reference frame dominate meaning interpretation.
“It is commonly asserted that the photographic image is an indexical trace that, to quote Peirce’s famous definition, is ‘physically forced to correspond point by point to nature’.” – Janne Seppanen
Wind transport
Obstacle forming
Geomorphology
The processes of wind erosion and granular particle material deposition on the coastal shoreline forms a complex ubiquitous terrain. Humankind desires to modify existence in an effort to conquer everything.
“Human Hubris is almost universal. There’s this perennial desire to control.” – James Rodger Fleming