Not a suprising title. The clouds give an etherial quality with a touch of magic. The composition is simple and to the point. The monochromatic backround and texture highlight the person. The person's isolation makes for a peaceful or tranquil feeling. And a mystery, what is the person's destination and purpose for traveling and being there. It could be as mundane as being on vacation or visiting a relative. But has beauty and charm.
Posted by Robert Valdez on March 11,2009 | 07:35PM
The beauty and grandeur of nature overwhelms the presence of man. Yet, man as God's steward for HIs creation fulfills the purpose on why the Divine created the universe. For God created man in HIs own image and likeness. And in this scene, the trancendence God has walked through the created universe through His immanence in man. One should look at the universe and look inside oneself, find beauty in our inner being, where the presence of the divine can be found. A fulfilled life is in the heart of a natural man and it is in the created universe and his fellow human where he can found peace, fulfillment and tranquility. This is only true for them who loved and only when LOVE reigns in their heart and occupies their whole person. Impossible??? you may say but...
Luke 1:37, "With God nothing is impossible."
Posted by Roc Bulacan on March 15,2009 | 09:30PM
Wow, what an amazing shot. I have heard that the Bolivian salt flats were beautiful, but this photo is incredible. It is simple and uncomplicated, yet breathtakingly beautiful. Congratulations.
Posted by Kaitlyn Perry on March 19,2009 | 11:57AM
Very surreal.. I really like this photo, it must look amazing blown up on a wall. Where can I get a copy of this photo?
Posted by Sarah Wilcox on March 27,2009 | 10:53PM
I think your picture is very beautiful and serne
Posted by judith collins on March 29,2009 | 10:41AM
It is the peacefulness, the serenity of solitude. The walker seems aware of an infinite horizon, ever eluding him should he try to near it. Awesome reflections, 'as above, so below'.
Posted by Joan Lansberry on March 29,2009 | 01:01PM
This is the best but I couldn't find it with the rest to vote for it. Please submit my vote. Thank you.
Posted by Donna DeLusso on March 29,2009 | 03:08PM
My vote was between this and one other. Finally I thought this is the one photo that I could look at and enjoy everyday of my life. Wonderful photograph. Thank you.
Posted by Marilynn Oelsner on March 29,2009 | 06:23PM
beautiful picture but couldn't get any of the others
Posted by gretezemans on March 30,2009 | 06:05AM
Thank you all very much for the wonderful comments, I love being able to share my experiences through my photos and to get so much positive feedback is a real privilege.
It is almost impossible to accurately describe in words the surreal beauty of the Bolivian salt flat. It is one of the few sights that has literally left me speechless, the sheer magnitude and breathtaking beauty bombard the senses as your mind struggles to take it all in and comprehend what it is seeing. I could only hope to capture a small taste of it in my photo so that others could share in my experience.
At one of the many stops on our 4x4 tour across the Salt Flats I managed to escape from the horde of tourists and capture this photo. I have no idea who this woman is or where she came from. She seemingly appeared from nowhere only allowing me the opportunity for just one shot; I lined it up and took the perfect photo of her just before she disappeared back into the crowd.
Posted by Hayden Carlyon on March 30,2009 | 11:03AM
This is a beautiful picture. I would love to paint this picture in oils and see it everyday. This picture has my vote for best.
Posted by Vicki Hodges on April 1,2009 | 01:22PM
One word.. awesome!!
Posted by edward on April 1,2009 | 09:49PM
In a word super.
Posted by Sanjoy on April 27,2009 | 04:42AM
This is the best. I think your picture is very beautiful.
Posted by Dilip Lokre on May 7,2009 | 10:18AM
Definitely it has my vote what a beautiful picture it takes your breath away I could stare it, for the rest of my life, and never get tired.thank you.
Posted by joyce Deligiannis on May 27,2009 | 05:49AM
Hello Hayden. As a former Fort resident and grad. I really appreciate the photo you have entered. It is stunning. Get in touch. We love photography here in Scottsdale AZ. Are you sure it is not Horsetooth in the summer.
Posted by French Thompson on August 4,2009 | 09:19PM
Thank you all again for the positive comments. I have put a website together featuring more of my travel photography from the past few years for those of you that are interested, the address is www.haydenc.com.
Thank you
Hayden
Posted by Hayden Carlyon on August 25,2009 | 07:57AM
Beautiful colors, composition
Posted by nahed hamdi on March 4,2009 | 05:22PM
Very artistic!
Posted by Wayne on March 7,2009 | 09:04PM
Not a suprising title. The clouds give an etherial quality with a touch of magic. The composition is simple and to the point. The monochromatic backround and texture highlight the person. The person's isolation makes for a peaceful or tranquil feeling. And a mystery, what is the person's destination and purpose for traveling and being there. It could be as mundane as being on vacation or visiting a relative. But has beauty and charm.
Posted by Robert Valdez on March 11,2009 | 07:35PM
The beauty and grandeur of nature overwhelms the presence of man. Yet, man as God's steward for HIs creation fulfills the purpose on why the Divine created the universe. For God created man in HIs own image and likeness. And in this scene, the trancendence God has walked through the created universe through His immanence in man. One should look at the universe and look inside oneself, find beauty in our inner being, where the presence of the divine can be found. A fulfilled life is in the heart of a natural man and it is in the created universe and his fellow human where he can found peace, fulfillment and tranquility. This is only true for them who loved and only when LOVE reigns in their heart and occupies their whole person. Impossible??? you may say but... Luke 1:37, "With God nothing is impossible."
Posted by Roc Bulacan on March 15,2009 | 09:30PM
Wow, what an amazing shot. I have heard that the Bolivian salt flats were beautiful, but this photo is incredible. It is simple and uncomplicated, yet breathtakingly beautiful. Congratulations.
Posted by Kaitlyn Perry on March 19,2009 | 11:57AM
Very surreal.. I really like this photo, it must look amazing blown up on a wall. Where can I get a copy of this photo?
Posted by Sarah Wilcox on March 27,2009 | 10:53PM
I think your picture is very beautiful and serne
Posted by judith collins on March 29,2009 | 10:41AM
It is the peacefulness, the serenity of solitude. The walker seems aware of an infinite horizon, ever eluding him should he try to near it. Awesome reflections, 'as above, so below'.
Posted by Joan Lansberry on March 29,2009 | 01:01PM
This is the best but I couldn't find it with the rest to vote for it. Please submit my vote. Thank you.
Posted by Donna DeLusso on March 29,2009 | 03:08PM
My vote was between this and one other. Finally I thought this is the one photo that I could look at and enjoy everyday of my life. Wonderful photograph. Thank you.
Posted by Marilynn Oelsner on March 29,2009 | 06:23PM
beautiful picture but couldn't get any of the others
Posted by gretezemans on March 30,2009 | 06:05AM
Thank you all very much for the wonderful comments, I love being able to share my experiences through my photos and to get so much positive feedback is a real privilege. It is almost impossible to accurately describe in words the surreal beauty of the Bolivian salt flat. It is one of the few sights that has literally left me speechless, the sheer magnitude and breathtaking beauty bombard the senses as your mind struggles to take it all in and comprehend what it is seeing. I could only hope to capture a small taste of it in my photo so that others could share in my experience. At one of the many stops on our 4x4 tour across the Salt Flats I managed to escape from the horde of tourists and capture this photo. I have no idea who this woman is or where she came from. She seemingly appeared from nowhere only allowing me the opportunity for just one shot; I lined it up and took the perfect photo of her just before she disappeared back into the crowd.
Posted by Hayden Carlyon on March 30,2009 | 11:03AM
This is a beautiful picture. I would love to paint this picture in oils and see it everyday. This picture has my vote for best.
Posted by Vicki Hodges on April 1,2009 | 01:22PM
One word.. awesome!!
Posted by edward on April 1,2009 | 09:49PM
In a word super.
Posted by Sanjoy on April 27,2009 | 04:42AM
This is the best. I think your picture is very beautiful.
Posted by Dilip Lokre on May 7,2009 | 10:18AM
Definitely it has my vote what a beautiful picture it takes your breath away I could stare it, for the rest of my life, and never get tired.thank you.
Posted by joyce Deligiannis on May 27,2009 | 05:49AM
Hello Hayden. As a former Fort resident and grad. I really appreciate the photo you have entered. It is stunning. Get in touch. We love photography here in Scottsdale AZ. Are you sure it is not Horsetooth in the summer.
Posted by French Thompson on August 4,2009 | 09:19PM
Thank you all again for the positive comments. I have put a website together featuring more of my travel photography from the past few years for those of you that are interested, the address is
www.haydenc.com.
Thank you
Hayden
Posted by Hayden Carlyon on August 25,2009 | 07:57AM
amazing photo - This one has my vote
Posted by Diane on September 3,2009 | 02:18PM