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..........Texas Bolivar Peninsula
model: Lady M
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I have featured this photo in my latest journal
It can be found here [link]
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Very beautiful shot!
So you know, i featured this piece here
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*Link re directed for some reason D:
try this one [link]
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Wow, this is a very nice work. I like how u used the umbrella to serve as a filter for the sun. Shadows look great too...
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Hi!
Your photo's been featured in my journal 
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Very beautiful photo. So real and natural. 
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You have been featured in my Umbrella Journal!
[link]
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Very clever piece visually, I love how you've played upon the sunlight making the umbrella the sun and her the goddess within it. I'm guessing it's no co-incidence that she is cleverly draped in powerful orange as robust and as fearless as the sun itself. I'm drawn to the battling symbolism of the sun versus the parasol as one is used normally to protect from the other yet in this piece they are one and the same and that which is usually used for shadow now becomes the vessel through which that it protects against radiates.
I love the earthy dirtiness of the water and how it breaks tumultuous where she stands as if even the water reacts and celebrates violently in her power as if she's visually breaking through the sludgy colour gifting it with the dance of light that ignites upon it. Forgive me if this is a little too graphic but it's almost as if the figure herself is the mother of light, furthering a goddess like imagery, as the light seems to push from within her, from her core, and spills out between her legs like a newborn, pure and dazzling ... renewing.
& yet the fact she herself remains shaded is suggestive that she isn't at one with the light but controlling it and immune to it's gift, empowering her through shadow, something which usually detracts from something.
I'm sorry if this makes little sense, my brain is mush.
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Thank you very much, and congrats for this beautiful piece
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I loved this island/peninsula! Not sure if you can get there anymore or not due to the hurricane?
Lovely shot!
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bien pensado!! ah!! maybe she seeing to the camera and the light, lightening a face side , sorry my englesh is not very good, Im peruvian........great shot!!
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Dude...you are the reason I started photography. Amazing photo as always.
Its a really sexy image. Is she wearing a sarong?
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I'm not sure if I've been to the places you've been in Texas, but that state really does have some beautiful places in it. I'm glad you've posted some really nice photos of it.
Great work!
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this picture been feature in my blog here [link]
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I thought it was a guy with really long hair at first because of the lack of hips...oops. 
Still, it's a very lovely photograph. I likes!
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it is the most beautiful, all you do, i just love it!
You are incredible!
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it's like one of arcipello's pieces brought to life, very dramatic.
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it touches her in the most amazing of ways -- later days
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It's like one of those photographs you take from magazines
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