TracyLundgren

Freedom

Freedom

I saw an old carousel horse on display in a book store and decided to set him free.

I saw an old carousel horse on display in a book store and decided to set him free.
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Canon EOS 6D

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Aperture f/4 ISO 400 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 99/1

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upload_date

May, 2016

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Awards

Outstanding Creativity

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Depression is perspective skewed.
There is light....there IS a way out, but she cannot see it.

Sometimes we have to cross them, sometimes we burn them.
Some are scarier than others and take courage to get over.

The storm within.

The "houses" were rocks but my mind saw them as magical hobbit houses.

Future bridges to cross in the journey of life. Wonder and magic of the world to discover.

She's insane. She's tearing down the clouds. Don't go in her room while she's busy.
Background image courtesy of the contributors at Pixabay.

The faraway tree.

My daughter is the model.
Background images courtesy of Pixabay,

The lure of the intrigue of the dark, and magic and all things gypsy.

My daughters eye, and part of a steampunk artwork I created IN her eye.

The castle steps

The edge.

Taken in Newcastle NSW.
This used to be an old coal train tunnel, and passenger trains I believe too.
Now it is used as as part of a walking-cycle t

I met a street performer in Melbourne who was dressed as a gargoyle. I asked to take his photo and promised I would make a manipulation for him.

I recently took some photo's at an abandoned criminally insane asylum.
Couldn't resist creating a composite using my daughter as the model.

Spirit guide

An edit of a photo I took in the US a few years ago. You can see the original on https:--www.facebook.com-twistedgypsyphotography-

Light and shadow

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