A Dance of Freedom by dochtersions
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This dancer is already somewhere on my gallery, but now I've done one of my styles about her,
in my opinion, it's making her dance even more fanatical.
Thank you very much, dear friends.
Comments (16)
very nice!
Lovely!
beautiful postwork - lots of activity
Prachtig werk Mies.
superb post work
Is this you, with the lovely hair?
Cool image :)
Aw she looks lively and active twirling her skirt as her hair is blowing in the wind.
Yes she really resembles you doing a happy fling Mies.
Everything about this scene is very eye catching !
The intricate details are too many to mention, well done.
xoxo
Cool Fx !
Beautiful!
Great Moves....Nice work! Aloha
Superb capture and post work Mies. God bless.
Wonderful and graceful movement in this work!
Hi Jacomina. I just caught up looking at the posts you have placed since the last time I caught up :). You are doing some beautiful work. I very much love your creativity. So my comment is for all at once. I decided to post my comment on this one because I see you in this dancer...red hair and all. I especially love the title you gave it as it does look like a very happy and free dance. I am always glad to see your art even if I am always late looking. I hope you continue to post your creativity here. Until next time. Love Katherine
Wonderful job!
I recall seeing an image like this before, in your gallery...But you've filled it with all kinds of patterns. The patterns look partly Celtic, partly Central American, partly organic, etc. You used them extremely well in this photo: You give a mythic feeling to this young woman, while the rest of the scene resonates with those patterns, as well. I love the original photo, btw: The composition is terrific, as is the swirl of the young woman. But then you turned it into an Aztec ceremonial dance...terrific work, Jacomina. And a terrific photo to begin with.