This is a photograph i found online whilst looking at shadow photography, i like the way this photograph has a shadow but it does not show how the shadow was made apart from the shoes which would've been what somebody was wearing to create the shadow originally. i like this photograph as it creates the illusion that somebody is standing there when there isn't. I like the way the photographer has merged the two different photos together to create one optical illusion.
This is one of my photographs which i took on a shoot. It was a sunny day and so there was plenty of shadows, i took it from a birds eye angle so i captured both my shoes and the shadows. I like this photo because the composition of it is good as there is not too much excess space around the focal point of the image. I tried not to get much of my legs in the shot as i felt this would ruin the effect of the image.
This images are both connected was they are both showing shadow photography, they are showing part of the object but not the whole object of what made the shadow itself, the professional photograph is more complex as it has been edited in a way that the shows are just the shoes and my photograph just doesn't get my feet in the image. However i like the effect that both of these photographs have in which they are creating shadows but not fully showing how.
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