They'd always wondered about her special gift, but as is the usual case in humanity, tended to write it off as just something she'd grow out of. A thing that was amusing and interesting, but nothing entirely special. Sure, they'd find her in the most unusual of places, such as the top of a bureau, or sitting on an awning that she should never have been able to get onto, but it was a curiosity, nothing more. To accept anything more would be to admit to the super-natural, and not many people are willing to reach so far.
However, on that day in mid-October, she finally showed the world that she was not just some flash-in-the-pan athletic climber. When they found her near the top of that tower, just hanging there, and grinning at the people that looked at her with horror through the glass floor above, they finally knew. With a final grin and a push, she let go and began to fall down to the earth so far below, but without warning then shot off into the distance, and the skies of blue, and humanity's first true hero was born.
Hmm... this totally makes me uneasy. Really nice detail in the foreground girl. Maybe hair is a touch over sharpened? Thanks for sharing this it is really unique! Nice work.
When I first saw this image, I wanted to see what the photo looked like the "right" side up... It's not natural this way, his hair would be hanging down, and so it creates this odd effect for the mind -- what's really going on here??
Once I rotated your image the right-side around, I realized that it was a much better image from the original orientation. It makes me wonder why you rotated the image that way in the first place...
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