Hello friends and community, I hope you’re having a very nice day and an excellent shadow hunt this week. I didn’t want the days to keep passing without participating in the community, so right here, from my desk, I bring you this week’s shadow. And if there’s something we’ve seen in the community, it’s that you don’t need to explore much or go to exotic places to get great shadow photographs—many are all around us, in plain sight.
Hola amigos y comunidad, espero que estén teniendo un muy lindo día y una excelente cacería de sombras esta semana. No quería que los días siguieran pasando sin participar en la comunidad, así que desde aquí mismo, desde mi escritorio, les traigo la sombra de esta semana. Y si algo hemos visto en la comunidad es que no se necesita explorar mucho o ir a lugares exóticos para obtener grandes fotografías de sombras, muchas están a nuestro alrededor a simple vista.
On my desk I have a pencil holder—well, I actually have many, including old coffee cups that now serve a new function by storing colored pencils, markers, etc. I think being surrounded by so many pencil holders full of tools not only improves my workflow, allowing me to have everything at hand, but also encourages me to work and, of course, to create and stay creative. Many of these tools are not organized in any particular order; they simply came into my hands and I found them a place. The photograph I’m sharing today is of one of these pencil holders and the shadow it casts on the wall when the lights are turned off. This one in particular holds some scissors, a bit of tape, a ruler, pencils, a Faber-Castell mechanical pencil, and even a screwdriver! Since I was a child, I liked office supplies, and I think now I collect them in a way.
En mi escritorio tengo un portalápices—bueno, tengo muchos, incluso tazas de café de antaño que ahora cumplen una nueva función y almacenan lápices de colores, marcadores, etc. Creo que estar rodeado de tantos portalápices llenos de herramientas no solo mejora mi flujo de trabajo, permitiéndome tener todo a mano, sino también me anima a trabajar y, cómo no, a crear y estar creativo también. Muchas de estas herramientas no están organizadas por un orden; simplemente llegaron a mis manos y ahí les encontré un lugar. La fotografía que les comparto hoy es de uno de estos portalápices y la sombra que proyecta sobre la pared al apagar las luces. Este en particular guarda unas tijeras, un poco de cinta, una regla, lápices, un portaminas Faber-Castell ¡y hasta un destornillador! Desde pequeño me gustaba el material de oficina y creo que ahora lo colecciono de cierta forma.
Well friends, I know today’s entry is small but I hope you like it. I wrote it with much love and with many wishes that you take a moment to appreciate the simple little things. A big greeting, and as always I wish you the best of luck 🍀 and lots and lots of success. Bye!
Bueno amigos, sé que la entrada de hoy es pequeña pero espero que les guste. La escribí con mucho amor y muchos deseos de que se sienten a apreciar las pequeñas cosas simples. Un gran saludo y como siempre les deseo la mejor de las suertes 🍀 y muchos, muchos éxitos. ¡Chau!
 | I’m Ernesto, a Cuban passionate about art and writing. Always learning, always growing. Excited to share and learn more every day! I write about art, drawing, video games, nature, and review the things I like. My goal is to inspire and connect with others through my creative journey. |
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