The Shadows: Book One of The Blackwell Series

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Mawile (regular and Shadow) are both ranked WAY low for the impact they have on certain metas (like Halloween Cup). Shadow is a sidegrade, at worst.

In my humble opinion, the above photo exemplifies one of the pitfalls of using a wide-angle lens in landscape photography. It is challenging enough for the photographer to use a wide-angle lens to craft a strong composition where the foreground may occupy up to 50% (or more!) of the frame; but if the composition is not vitalized by inspiring light from near to far, then any weaknesses in the compositional elements that the photographer chooses will be magnified by the imbalance of light. Based on my own experiences in general and landscape photography, the above visual cues are created by juxtaposition of highlights and shadows from the incident light. If on the other hand the landscape is inundated with shadow, or highlights, or mid-tones, then the resultant low contrast may weaken these visual cues and cause the visual center of the brain to become disinterested (gasp!).

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Ho-Oh 💰⚔️ gets special standing because for most, it’s the only GL-eligible Fire Turkey you’re ever gonna have. This one is a no brainer. Here’s my full analysis if you want to know the details on why.

Finally, let’s examine how the interplay of highlights of shadows influences the mood of a landscape. Consider this next series of photographs (taken seconds apart) that I had made in breathtaking Landmannalaugar, Iceland after a clearing sleet storm (and with another approaching). With a combination of the American situation, Cliff Richard's first number 1 hit, the runaway success "Living Doll" had by now sold over a million copies in Britain alone and after a bit of nudging from Norrie Paramor, they set about finding a permanent name, which arrived out of the blue one summer's day in July 1959 (maybe the 19th). When Hank Marvin and Jet Harris took off on their scooters up to the Six Bells pub at Ruislip, Jet hit upon a name straight away. 'What about the Shadows?' The lad was a genius! So we became the Shadows for the first time on Cliff's sixth single " Travellin' Light". [11] 1960s [ edit ] In 1986, the Shadows had a top ten hit on the LP chart with ' Moonlight Shadows' a cover album in the same vein as early Polydor releases with singles " Moonlight Shadow" and Bruce Springsteen's, " Dancing in the Dark" both failing to make a dent in the singles chart. Due to Alan Jones involvement with the Dave Clark's musical Time, the bassist was not available to contribute to the album and Paul Westwood temporarily sat in. Moonlight Shadows was released on LP and CD simultaneously as the group's third CD release. This top ten album consisted entirely of cover songs. The album spent 16 weeks on chart peaking at number 6. The Shadows and their management did not exploit commercial opportunities such as self-promotion via artwork. They allowed Vox to produce metallic badges in a script typeface, with the group name on the front bottom right corner of all three Vox cabinets sometime during the early 1960s. This badge became the "default" band logo but was never commercially exploited by the group. [ citation needed] Leigh, Spencer (24 November 2003). "Obituary: Claude Trenier". The Independent. London. Archived from the original on 1 April 2011 . Retrieved 9 December 2009.Consider this next photo that I had made six years ago when I was first experimenting with landscape photography.