Just bidin' my time by goodoleboy

Photography • Faeries • posted on Apr 30, 2016

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Cuz that's the gal that I'm.... While other folks grow dizzy, I'll keep busy, Just bidin' my time. Now, that is one tall fairy, with a mask yet. Captured back on 11/7/10, at a Renaissance Faire held at Felicita County Park, 742, in semi beautiful Escondido, California.

Comments (7)

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npauling

8:28PM | Sat, 30 April 2016

A lovely capture and she probably has the right idea to just bide her time.

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Wolfenshire Online Now!

12:03AM | Sun, 01 May 2016

She has a wonderful costume.

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giulband

1:07AM | Sun, 01 May 2016

WOW !!! Very very beautiful portrait !!

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Cyve

5:55AM | Sun, 01 May 2016

I love it a lot and she's absolutely gorgeous... Marvelous capture once again !!!

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jocko500

8:26PM | Sun, 01 May 2016

lovely

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photosynthesis

12:18PM | Mon, 02 May 2016

Very nice portrait of this charming masked maiden. Is that a medieval soda can on the left side of this photo?

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anahata.c

9:38PM | Fri, 13 May 2016

lol, claude---you gave us a sliver of a soda can, which is a fine accent to the piece; but it does raise the question how they got aluminum cans in 1550. (I'd do anything to see Henry VIII pop open a Miller and chug it down, while threatening to burn down the Church.) Wonderful portrait, not only for her amazing clothes---w/ fine detail---but her pose, her gentle smile, and those wings, which you managed to capture due to your angle of shooting. (If those aren't wings, she might wanna see a doctor...) And the stuff coming off of her mask---little 'tendrils'---make a delightful, slightly creepy addition to her face. (They actually fit, because her hair and her ribbons also flow downward like that.) Nicely seen with the big tree behind her; and it all opens up on the right, with a gathering. I've yet to get anyone to pose for me, and I've never caught a portrait like this spontaneously: You must have a way. Very sweet and finely posed portrait. Fine bright light too.