Early morning light
sets a gecko aglow, but
it’s not a gecko.
My haiga in response to
Early ~ Pic and a Word Challenge #357
harks back to a painting by René Magritte that is a fun way to make a point in epistemology.
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Mellow Curmudgeon 
Initially seeing the not-gecko as stationary and clinging flat to the wall, I was caught off-balance by the incongruous shadow of its right front foot. As I realized both that foot and the left rear were above the surface, the image came alive. The glow supports that. Well done.
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Thanks. There was barely enough time to get a shot I liked before the light changed.
Yes, the right front foot is farther from the wall than the others. Intended or not, it goes with the curve of the body.
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Well done 👏👏👏
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Thanks. There was barely enough time to get a shot I liked before the light changed.
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Yes, many times it is like that and you just have to catch that unique, perfect moment. You did very well!
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An amazing photo. The shadow caught my eye. I was convinced it was a real gecko at first. Thank you!
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Thanks. The shadow grabbed me too.
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Thanks 👍
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That is the loveliest not-gecko I’ve ever seen. And, yeah, catching that fleeting light is always a thrill. <click> “Yeah! Got it!”
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Thanks.
As an ancient Roman photographer noted long ago: Lux fugit! 😉
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