Terrifying Towering Shadows makes it sound frightful, doesn't it?
Why, it's just a tower of glass tea cups.....
However....it's terrifying for a mother of preschoolers when they come into the store!
Today, we thought we'd meditate on this happy, spring-like shadow...being that there is snow, snow everywhere
"think spring thoughts....think spring thoughts....!"
For more fabulous shadows - head on over to Australia and visit Hey Harriet...where you can escape the snow, (even though it may be for a moment!)
ahh yes...not the display a mother walking in with a child wants to see. but it does make for a very pretty shadow shot.
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coloured glass always seems to create great shadows...
ReplyDeleteWe hope this leaning tower of cups are steady in their saucers. The glass mugs seem wonderful to drink tea in while sitting on the veranda (on a warm day, of course :>)
ReplyDeleteI agree, do not let the youngsters try to rearrange this setting. I would fear to view the potential results...
Towering shadows,
ReplyDeleteteetering cups, wandering
light—nothing to sup!
House of Shadows
Love the colored glass shadows! I'm quite sure that could indeed make a mother nervous! It's still a terrific shadow! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
That green color - love it!
ReplyDeleteLOL! Oh, how I know that feeling of terror when I open a cabinet of china in this house! ;-) Love the green depression glass. I particularly love the way it looks when light hits it.
ReplyDeleteXO,
Sheila :-)
Love the green glass! They make a beautiful shadow.
ReplyDeleteI really like shadows cast by glass :)
ReplyDeleteI have many balancing acts like that in my cabinets, girls!! Love the pretty green glass though!!
ReplyDeleteEveryone I have visited this morning has tons of snow...how could this be??
xoxo
Janie
lovely shade of green - definitely springlike!
ReplyDeleteGlass shadows - my favourite of all! I can relate to the 'terrified mother' though - I used to make my children sit on the floor when in the vicinity of fragile goods, particularly after one of them ended up IN the window display . . .
ReplyDeletePretty green cups and nice shadows, but yes, keep the children away!
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful depression glass. I think that is what it is, am I right? Anyway, a great shadow shot.
ReplyDeleteHappy SSS.
Lovely green glass cups..and their shadows.
ReplyDeleteThat tower would be unnerving if one has tots in tow!
Enjoy your snowy weekend. We don't have any in Connecticut. But the sky is quite white.
Ooo ... very tempting for preschoolers - no wonder their mothers are terrified. How many delightful green cups did you lose this week?
ReplyDeleteThe horror of this leaning tower of cups and saucers is actually incredibly pretty! Great shot!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid to breathe - I might blow down your tower of cups and saucers!
ReplyDeleteDepression glass, no? It sure makes a nice shadow, and colorful to boot!
ReplyDeleteForget about a child. I wouldn't want my husband around it!!
I redid the window of the store today...THINK SPRING...if we all chant, maybe it will come sooner.
ReplyDeleteHowever this week while driving home from Sisters, there were many flights of Canada geese, all coming home to nest...YEA SPRING!!!
That's a cool shot! And yes that display would make a mother with small kids a little nervous! Hey those cups would be perfect for the green cafe I posted :)
ReplyDeleteHave a great week!
The green glass is phenomenal!
ReplyDeleteGreat shot!
WOW what a good idea these towering shadows! Lovely colours too!
ReplyDeleteOhhh! I love these cups. Love their color and their shadow. ;-)
ReplyDeletePaz
i'm delighted they survived...and you as well...lol sometimes i thinks don't behave in public the way they used to...hmmm ah well, maybe its just me!
ReplyDeletelove the green glass nice imagery :)
Those are pretty cups and saucers...and shadows. Very springy;D
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