Five O'clock Shadow
by Kathy K McClellan
Title
Five O'clock Shadow
Artist
Kathy K McClellan
Medium
Photograph - Photographs
Description
Normally when one thinks of the term Five O'clock shadow a stubble of beard on a man's face comes to mind. It refers to the hair growth late in the day after a morning shave.
The term became popular in the 1930s after a razor company's marketing campaign.
The Five O'clock shadow that is posted here is an image taken on a December evening when the sun was setting low on the southwestern horizon. Sunlight shining through the trees outside the window and a round mirror reflecting the incoming light has produced odd shaped shadows as well as very precise ones.
Soft tones lend a relaxing feel to this image making it suitable for any office, den or bedroom.
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August 6th, 2015
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Comments (8)
Kay Brewer 8 Days Ago
Voted for your beautiful entry in the Photograph of Darkness and Light contest! l/f
Laurel Adams
MARVELLOUS... ...v...best to you , KATHY. THANK YOU for entering the discussion blog as well. Light and darkness...precursors to form and formlessness...
Kathy K McClellan replied:
Thanks Laurel for your vote and taking the time to come and comment. Your support is much appreciated!
Kathy K McClellan
This image has been featured in the Fine Art America group Mississippi Artists And Photographers.
Roberta Byram
Very cool!!!!!
Kathy K McClellan replied:
Thanks, Roberta! And thank you for adding this image to your Favorites list!
John Bailey
Congratulations on being featured in the Fine Art America Group "Images That Excite You!"
Kathy K McClellan replied:
John, thanks so much for the feature in "Images That Excite You" and for adding this image to your Favorites list!
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