You know that evening pastime in Jane Austen novels, where one person would sit as still as a statue while their companion cut out their silhouette in paper? Sometimes, the light here at sunset falls in such a way that it makes me want to get out the paper and scissors. 
5 to remember
el pasatiempo – the pastime
una novela – a novel
la estatua – the statue
el/la compañero/a – companion
la silueta – the silhouette
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Beautiful shots, Sandra.
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Thx Karen. There is a name for this particular hobby, but I can’t remember what it is! SD
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Is it scissor-typing? Or perhaps silhouette-cutting? OK
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Beautiful photos…oooh, you’re giving me ideas!! 🙂
Is it called ‘shadow portraiture’?
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Ah, you might be right. 🙂 SD
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I hope you’ve got some very sharp scissors, Sandra? Those leaves are going to take some work! 🙂
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Ah… but we’ve just been to see the Matisse exhibition at Tate Modern, and he cut-out his shapes with the most enormous pair of dressmaking shears. So I am inspired now! SD
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How fantastic, lucky you. I’m very jealous as Pete and I longed to go and see it when we were in London last week but we had so much to do in the house that we ran out of time – boo hoo!! We run an art school here in the village for the children on Friday afternoons and we all had a go and the Matisse cut-outs, they loved it 😀
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