My iPhone 6Plus was used for this photo, and for many of my photos while I was in San Miguel. I tend to use Camera+ consistently, edit with those filters and for this entry in Sally’s Photo Challenge, I also used PicMonkey to adjust exposure and temperature. I’m pretty sure had I wrestled my DSLR out of my bag and got that set I would have missed this photograph as I walked down the street on the way to the evening’s festivities; this was my first evening in the downtown area and I was stunned, feeling like I had walked into a surreal place and time. A photograph to help me remember the wonders of stepping outside of my comfort zone, the wonders of travel.
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Liebe Gruesse Monika
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Thank you so much! And thanks for the follow.
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Great click! And I totally agree with your comment on the “wonders of travel.”
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Thanks, Joy.
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That is a fabulous photograph!
Alison
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Thanks so much, Alison! So much appreciated coming from you.
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Wow, Angeline, what a wonderful shot! I have to try Camera+, but I have a number of iPhone/iPad apps and tend to do everything on my laptop with Picasa instead. 🙂 Super job!
janet
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Thanks so much, Janet. And I have to check out Picasa; I’ve been meaning to.
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Wow, excellent shot Angel!! Especially in profile against the color of the wall.
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The scene was so perfectly set with the colors and the sun coming from behind the Indian dancer. Thanks, K!
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How are you doing Angeline? Great to hear from you!
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Hola, Nicole. I’m OK. It’s still a day to day process with up and down feelings of grief. I am slowly moving forward, and using photography a lot as therapy.
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I can imagine Angeline. Take care.
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Angeline, the image has such details in the feathers and yet has an impressionistic feel to it. The colors are captivating, especially against the natural color of the clay wall. Your description is apt for the discovery. Happy Photo Challenge.
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Thanks, Sally. The wall was so perfect for the background of these beautiful feathers.
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San Miguel is such a photographer’s paradise! Glad you had fun shooting. Wondering if feather-man might blow away with the wind!!
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Thank goodness there was no wind! It was the best paradise ever for my camera and I. Thanks for your visit.
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Ok, so this is weird and wild!- Yesterday were I do my Artist market in Santa Fe, this lady vendor came to tell me, if I have been in San Miguel De Allende- I said, never been their why? Then she tells me, well when I was their your work reminded me so much of their art, it’s so beautiful and artsy their! You would LOVE it and I believe it would be so inspiring for you- So I get home and I look at it and of course,I was like yessss I want to visit now, I was like OMG this place is like creative and inspiration haven!- I looked at the tickets and I was like, hmmm maybe some other time and I get your post! From all places, here you are with San Miguel De Allende!- Now I’m like, is the Universe telling me something!..Hope all is well.. Laz
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Oh, Laz! You would be in heaven plus there! It is incredible, creativity and art oozing from everywhere. I will go back next year. Look back at my Sunday Traveler from last few weeks, and more are coming. I think you will especially like next Sunday’s post. Email me if you have any questions about the area.
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The wonders of travel indeed. Nice shot. Of course, the subject matter didn’t hurt any.
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The whole of SMA was bursting with subject matter. You made me smile, thanks Felipe.
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