None of the kids would actually touch the poor little millipede - but they were worried about it being out in the sun.
They tried to pick it up with their shadow hands, but it kept getting away!
(We finally picked it up with a piece of paper and put it into the shade).
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They tried to pick it up with their shadow hands, but it kept getting away!
(We finally picked it up with a piece of paper and put it into the shade).
To see shadows from around the world, please visit Hey Harriet and join us for Shadow Shot Sunday!
Oh, my goodness--I watched you take this shot and didn't realize how absolutely amazing it would look on film.
ReplyDeleteWOW! Sissy! This is Extraordinary--and it fills my eyes.
How wonderful dramatic!
Wow this is so unique - how did you ever come up with such a cool idea?? I love it!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot, love the shadowy hands.
ReplyDeleteThat is so cool! What a great shadow shot and the composition is terrific! I love it, too! Hope you're having a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
That's a fun photo! It can be tricky to pick things up with shadow hands! Glad some paper was on hand. Enjoy the rest of your weekend :)
ReplyDeleteLOve the photo. That looks more like a broken chain link, (the silvery color) than a millipede. I guess I'd use paper as well. Do millipedes bite?
ReplyDeletePeace.
Ekkkk what is that??? Cool shadow shot. Happy Sunday!
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Nice. Glad you rescued him!
ReplyDeleteSome of these are not safe to handle but I don't know which it is.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit.
I am trying to get all my birds on the bird blog. At least three of a kind and five if I have photos of both sexes. So you came in when I was working on that.
Great shadow shot! Thanks for your visit. Did it roll up when touched?
ReplyDeleteGROSS...however, back in the day this poor creature would've probably been in a jar in my room, to the horror of my Mom...cool shadows!
ReplyDeleteVery cool shadow image! The millipede is probably very thankful to have been put back into the shade. =)
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ReplyDeleteGreat shot and great story too! At school today, the children that I teach found a snail on the grass-it looked dead but was fully out of its shell which I thought was strange-it was a plastic one!
Thanks for visiting!
What a cool picture...and what a scary looking creature. Shadow touching is definitely a good idea to my way of thinking. Great Shot Cea. Love you.
ReplyDeleteI love the combination of the millipede and the shadow hands!!
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