My Shadow Hunting Drill (Shadow Hunters Community SMASh Contest- Round 415)

Hello friends #shadowhunters, it is yet another beautiful moment to be creative with shadow hunting.

This time around, these pictures were picked on Sunday after service. I scrolled down to the other side of our worship centres in search of great shadows that would make my day.
Though the Sun was not friendly, it was scorching fiercely, but I saw it as an opportunity to get my shadows and meet with some friends around the area.

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First of all targeted some okada riders as they were just everywhere around the street I went to. But as if to say they realised I want to capture them, some of them zoomed off.

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In order not to send more signals to them, I withdrew and then had to take my shots through Zoom from a distance to avoid them being uncomfortable.

However, one of them posed and said I should take my shots without fear. I happily did that, exchanged greetings with him, and left. Getting to my area, I saw a Keke Napep, as they are popularly called, zooming off from the bus-stop. I captured the back, took other shots of the area, and joyfully called it quits for that day.

This write-up is in response to the weekly Shadow Hunters Community SMASh Contest- Round 415 by @melinda010100

Please feel free to join the contest here