I'm not particularly afraid of death, but I am afraid of the deaths of loved ones. This was originally going to be a tear jerker with a ghost and a sad person. But it turned into a joyous memory and a happy ghost.
I wasn't sure I was ghosted enough in this. It also might have been better in b&w.
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8 sec exposure with me in the shot for 4 of the 8 seconds
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Sorry for your loss to your son Wendy! )) Nice shot, I thought about something like that, but I shot something similar recently for the “ghost town” challenge, and so I decided fo dig into my recent italian pile of photos instead.
Sensitive portrayal of the aching for a lost love one. That it's an ordinary, fine day imparts the sense that this missing person is daily in one's thoughts. I like how her translucence is such that she's almost there, almost.
I Will Always be with You
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