As part of Alex's Flash Bee Photo Club, his teacher asked him to take pictures of interesting shadows. It was a very sunny day, so Alex and Aaron started by making shadow pictures with construction paper. They placed a piece on a cookie sheet, covered it in small items, and set it out in the sun. A few hours later, the sun had faded all of the exposed areas leaving a reverse image of their collage.
The sunny day also made for great shadow pictures for Alex to gather. This is the back of a plastic deck chair.
His new bike.
And a water bottle. He thought this was neat because it made a shadow, even though it was essentially clear.
As part of Alex's Flash Bee Photo Club, his teacher asked him to take pictures of interesting shadows. It was a very sunny day, so Alex and Aaron started by making shadow pictures with construction paper. They placed a piece on a cookie sheet, covered it in small items, and set it out in the sun. A few hours later, the sun had faded all of the exposed areas leaving a reverse image of their collage.
The sunny day also made for great shadow pictures for Alex to gather. This is the back of a plastic deck chair.
His new bike.
And a water bottle. He thought this was neat because it made a shadow, even though it was essentially clear.
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