Dreaming Soul by treasureprints

Photography • Surrealism • posted on Jun 14, 2010

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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.

Description

Jasmine had to hold very still through a long exposure by lamplight.

Comments (10)

MrsLubner

11:37PM | Mon, 14 June 2010

Honey, you know you have made a statement with your art when a person can identify you as the creator from just a glance. I spotted this as I opened the gallery and without studying it...without looking twice, I know it was yours. Stunning.

CaressingTheDark

11:41PM | Mon, 14 June 2010

You did a superb job at capturing the dreamlike appearance. Very beautiful

anianiani

2:02AM | Tue, 15 June 2010

stunning.....more valuable work...

claude19

3:13AM | Tue, 15 June 2010

It just do not understand, in this small hamlet in Normandy ..., near the beautiful cherry blossoms ... a kind of colored fog floated in the air around. Plus I am not approaching this mysterious tree, under the pale sun, the more I seemed to distinguish a kind of mirage, a magic dream ... I suddenly stopped ... not wanting to upset the delicate balance present before my eyes open garnds. Seeming to build on this magnificent tree, a young girl wrapped in a pink cloth and apparently fragile, seemed to look at something on the ground, any halo of light. She seemed very young, twenty years, a seemingly sweet skin hue blends with the flowers. A snake of light surrounding a body but still indistinct. a crossroads, I thought is the source of this illusion ... the young woman seemed lost in a kind of contemplation, and my tears came into my eyes, my soul could not resist the many emotions ... 'Cherub Cupidon would he made his own?