Show Us Your Dark Side - Shadow and Silhouette Portraits

[ManofKent]

Some scary shots of late

 

[Blackthorn]

from a recent trip to Hawaii:

 

[Dan Allen]

End of a long day

 

[Joao Encarnado]

5" brim does make a big shadow

 

[Trevlett]

My First post!
Thanks for such a great site guys! Here's my contribution, Me and my new Christys Adventurer/Poet. It begged for a moody selfie so here is my first attempt!

Trev

 

[hatsRme]

Superbly done, Trevlett!! Excellent lid, photo, first post... You have done it ALL, sir. Welcome!

"Show your dark side," the thread says, so, take a peek. Sometimes you just have to show some backbone!! I wasn't planning for this outcome, but what do you think? Dark?!

 

[1mach1]

Nice one, Charlie! Following the grass theme...

 

[cm289]

 

[Lt.hats]

Snapped this one at work the other day. No grass, but a little windblown pine straw was on the concrete, does that count?

 

[1mach1]

Me and the boy at the park.

 

[casechopper]

 

[T Jones]

From the shadows. Wearing my "Public Enemies" Dillinger inspired Akubra Squatter. I gave it a Center Dent and sewed on a wider Burgandy ribbon, stitching is hidden on the bow work. I still have to cut the brim down though....

 

[hatsRme]

Don't scare the kid, Sam!!

Terry the Public Enemies lid looks good under any lighting conditions, man. SUCH a sweet hat!

Not so dark, (although we ALL have that side) silhouetted in the late day sun. I've never had shingles, but here I am with clapboards!

 

[1mach1]

Nice one Charlie.
At my building today doing some upkeep.

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[hatsRme]

That straw of yours is one of my favorite hats Harv. Love the ribbon!

 

[1mach1]

Thanks Charlie!



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[1mach1]

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[Joao Encarnado]

This one is old but I think it fits here

 

[T Jones]

Jonesburg was one of those small and laidback Mid-Western towns where the residents "pulled in the sidewalks" by 9:30 of the evenings, except for Saturday nights. The people there were faithful church goers who attended Sunday services in the town's few "Houses of Worship". There were various Men's clubs, Women's "get togethers", and town dances were organized one Saturday night a month at the rented out City Hall building. There was a Diner on the main street going through the "town center" where residents would meet for breakfast every morning, except for Sunday mornings when it was closed, to share the latest gossip, discuss the latest "Headlines" and to argue politics. The people were virtuous and "clean-cut". Most were either farmers or were employed by the town's various small businesses. Its biggest employers were the "Farmer's Supply Store", the "Grainery", and the "Lumberyard". There was also a "Hardware Store", a "Farmer's Market" at the end of the Summer months and a local "Grocery Store". Jonesburg was a peaceful little town secluded from the immorality and the crimes of the "Big Cities". But for Jonesburg, the peace and quiet for this tranquil little town is about to be shattered....and the town's elected Sherriff and his part-time Deputy will soon be tested after they were called upon to invesitgate four grizzly muders of the Johnson family amid rumors of sightings about the arrival of a shadowy escapee from a nearby insane asylum dubbed, the "Night Stalker"....

 

[scottyrocks]

Me and the Fed III: