Cloud Walker
Featured in PEACE, LOVE & TRANQUILITY
My granddaughter, Sadie, is haloed by early evening sun that was low on the horizon about an hour before sunset.. She stands on moss and seaweed covered rocks while visiting tidepools near our home in Cayucos, California.
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Elizabeth Bravo
This is such a fantastic shot, I can’t wait to come back and see all the comments. I know you will receive a lot. I love the title. It totally looks like clouds of a different kind. The glowing edges are magical as she seems to be stepping lightly as if not to fall through. Really fantastic!!!
morphingdreams replied
Thank you so much Elizabeth. What great luck and fortune I had that day to be in the right place at the right time. I think she was stepping pretty lightly on the rocks as it was slippery out there! Thanks too for the favoriting!
Gilly1
This is an interesting shot, I love the halo of sunlight around her head. Sunlight is even going through her fingers.An angel that has touched such unusual clouds. Great shot!
morphingdreams replied
What lovely comments. Thank you so much! I was pretty lucky with the time of day and also my darling little “model!”
amarica
Congratulations on being featured in the PEACE, LOVE & TRANQUILITY group!!!
morphingdreams replied
A nice surprise..Thanks for the congrats!
Andy Mercer
Lovely shot
Joyce Dickens,...
What a wonderful capture of this darling little angel! so perfectly titled…..
morphingdreams replied
Ah, thank you Joyce. I appreciate you checking it out.
Charlie Sawyer
A striking image. The backlighting makes it wonderful. Well-seen and well-captured!
morphingdreams replied
Thanks Charlie, I lucked out on time and place with that one. Thanks for stopping by.
Helen Miles
Such a gentle fragile figure in a very dramatic setting – wonderfully done!
morphingdreams replied
Thanks Helen—glad you like it!
SMOKEYDOGSOCKS
GREAT SHOT MORPH, I CAN SEE BY ALL THE COMMENTS THAT I’M NOT THE ONLY ONE THAT THINKS THAT WAY. I NOTICED IN YOUR PROFILE,,,,,YOU LIKE THE DARKROOM. I WAS A DARK ROOM MUSHROOM ALSO, ONLY I DID IT FOR A LIVING. I FOUND OUT HOW TO PROPERLY EXPOSE FILM IN THE CAMERA,,BY DEVELOPING IT IN THE LAB. NOW, WE HAVE DIGITAL AND THAT ALL WENT OUT HE WINDOW,,,,,, SORT OF. ANYWAY, IF YOU LIKE TO PLAY IN THE DIGITAL DARKROOM, TRY CHANGING THE BACKGROUND HILLSIDE,,,,, TOTALLY BLUE LIKE THE SKY AND ADD SOME HIGHLIGHTS IN BETWEEN THE ROWS OF ALGAE. THAT’S JUST SOMETHING THAT CAME INTO MY HEAD AS SOON AS I SAW THE PHOTO, WHICH BY THE WAY IS PERFECT FOR THE PHOTO. I HOPE YOU TRY IT. BOB
SMOKEYDOGSOCKS
LAST LINE OF PREVIOUS COMMENT,,,,,,,WHICH BY THE WAY IS THE PERFECT TITLE FOR THE PHOTO, IS HOW IT SHOULD HAVE READ. LOL BOB
morphingdreams replied
Awww-
I like your edit idea! I’ll give it a shot and if it turns out well, I’ll be sure to put your name up there when the credits roll. Regarding the darkroom-I remember talking to a fine arts photographer a few years back who was very proud to consider herself a “purest” because she limited herself to using only _film …(do they still sell that stuff?)....Now _she was a mushroom with all that term can imply!. Don’t get me wrong, the darkroom was a great learning tool those without the experiece might not appreciate. But when you can shoot, upload and edit to nearly anything you can imagine, and in minutes instead of hours—I’m glad to come out of that darkroom and into the light!!! deanneSMOKEYDOGSOCKS
I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN, I FOUND OUT THE HARD WAY THAT I WAS ALLERGIC TO THE PHOTO CHEMICALS THAT WE USED IN THE PROCESSOR. MY BOSS DIDN’T BELIEVE IN PROPPER VENTALATION AND I DEVELOPED SINUS POLLUPS THAT RESULTED IN 7 SINUS SURGERIES WITH A FINAL TOTAL FRONTAL OBLIDERATION, JUST TO GET RID OF THE 11 YEARS WORTH OF SINUS HEADACHES THAT I HAD ON ALMOST A DAILY BASIS. I WAS LITTERALLY KEPT IN THE DARK AND FEAD BULLS#^* ALL DAY. I GOT TO MAKE PRINTS FOR SOME VERY GOOD PHOTOGRAPHERS, WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN GOING SOMEPLACE ELSE FOR DEVELOPING LARGE AND SMALL PRINTS HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR MY WORK. WHEN I LEFT THE STORE, SO DID 4 PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHERS THAT DIDN’T LIKE THE STORE OWNERS WORK, SO,,,,,,,HIS BUSINESS FOLDED. I ALSO HAD TO MAKE SOME PRINTS FOR SOME REALLY BAD SO CALLED PHOTOGRAPHERS. BUT, THAT’S ANOTHER STORY. THANKS FOR THE RESPONSE. BOB
lefty1
what a magical quality you have captured in this photo! This is absolutely stunning and quite beautiful!
morphingdreams replied
I apologize for not getting back sooner. Thanks so much for your kind remarks and for checking it out.
Wendi Donaldson
Gorgeous backlighting….Congrats on your feature.
morphingdreams replied
thank you so much!
AmyRalston
The light in her hair and the light on top of the rocks is wonderful. Congrats on the feature.
morphingdreams replied
Thanks Amy!
Garth Smith
Great shot, backlight can be brilliant cant it?
morphingdreams replied
Thank you—and yes, sometimes it just works out. I was lucky on this one.
Steve Buffington
Excellent, excellent backlighting. Classic. Well taken.