the adventures of shadowman ... to be continued ... ShadowMan #5

ShadowMan is on the road again ... visiting our friends on the

Salisbury Plain.

 

I appreciate any comments or critiques. Thank you.

Fine series of your ShadowMan show.

 

Regards...

very good 6/7 (try puting shadow man on top of the photo so that he is coming out of the photo to the the bottom like a over laye) thank you for the comment

I think Lance Armstrong would hesitate to compete with your ShadowMan on long distance bike David ;0). Very fun to look at.

Wonderful, fun image. Imaginitive. T.

I agree with Tanya and ShadowMan's endurance. I think this is great. Take care, Ramsey

 

I think you're right. And who knows? Maybe ShadowMan will meet up with Lance in the Tour de France! - David :)

Great to see the Shadow Man! I was wondering where he is now :-)

Thanks, Jamila! It's so pleasing to know that this fellow has quite the strong following. I promise, there are many more adventures to come, and quite soon, methinks. Thanks again. -David

"I get it!" This is great David!!! Very cool! What an imagination! Wonderful to say the least!!!

 

Larry

I would love to hear a little of "histoire d'amour" about the place he will visit. History is always fascinating to me, so i think The ShadowMan's journey would be more interesting if you add some facts or myths about the places he will visit. Stories that appeal most to the ShadowMan, of course. It's more fun to read from your novelistic style (please pardon me if anyone reads this message is a real, serious historian.)

 

Just a request :o), please don't feel obligated to do it. Warm regards,

 

tanya.

Always a pleasure to hear from you. Considering your unique request, I find it an intriguing idea. It may add some "seasoning to the soup", so to speak, giving the humble ShadowMan a voice--although I can't imagine what he sounds like--on his wordly travels. (And it may help explain some of these shadows, I wasn't sure everyone would know this was Stonehenge ...) -David :)

... only the shadow knows. David: Again a great adventure and addition to your series. Have you tried various colors ... such as a shadow sunset? Great creativity and imagination. :^D

I think most people would have heard of Stonehenge. Very interesting & innovative idea to create the Shadow man series. A pleasure to view :-)

Thanks for your comments. When I mentioned that I wasn't sure people would know this was Stonehenge, I meant that I wasn't sure they would recognize the shadows as that ... I didn't know if I'd done a good enough job with it. I meant no disrespect to anyone, as I realized just about everyone knew the place. I should have been clearer when I mentioned it. :) -David

Thank you for your comments. I have been trying to maintain the same colour (or lack thereof) in this series. It's all part of ShadowMan's one-dimensional realm ... one plane, one colour ... or something like that. :) -David

Hey, now there's an original idea. Very nice!