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A Moment Later, She Was Forever Lost to the Ages

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While it may seem a bit macabre to record your own mother's passing, I was as compelled to make this shot as she was to make the journey into the next life. It was an easy transition and she was surrounded by all who loved her. I'm not sure any of us could ask for more. Within 10 seconds of this shot, she was gone. I will miss her dearly, and love her always.

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The photo is poignant and beautiful (even without knowing the context.)
I don't know when she passed, but I'm sorry for your loss.
 
I know how you feel my father died in my arms at the age of only 45 and wish i could have made a shot like this

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It really touched me deeply the photo says it all. I lost my mother and brother and know how it feels to lose someone. Sorry for your loss.
 
Sorry for your loss. Beautiful image, speaks volumes and evokes emotion.
Very well done.
 
Beautiful.
 
Your mother was blessed, with a wonderful son. Peace
 
I was by my mother's side when she passed away and it's an image I will never forget. This is a beautiful and peaceful image that hopefully will give you comfort in the years to come. I'm very sorry for your loss. :hugs:
 
That's a beautiful shot, and you did her honor - can't ask for more at such a moment. :hug:: I'm sorry for your loss.
 
And unlike almost every other photographer, you will always know exactly when you captured the greatest image of your life! Well done.
 
Indeed, cathartic as she has only been gone for less than a day now. Thank you all for the support in making the shot and the condolences for my loss...but you know, she had an 88 plus year run on life and few of us will ever see that long on this earth. Make the most of every day. I plan to.
 
My condolences and prayers for you and your family. Beautiful shot. A perfect and touching tribute by a loving son to his mother.
 
I lost my mother almost 1 year ago. She needed open heart surgery and I was there to support her and my Dad through the ordeal.
I went home after she came through the surgery. She passed 2 weeks later. I didn't know the last time I saw was truly the last time I'd see her.
We scattered her ashes in the gulf. My Dad asked me recently if I had pictures of the wreath. I couldn't bring myself to take photos at the time.
I'm sorry for your loss and I'm moved by your ability to capture this moment.
Thank your for sharing it. It's evoked a lot of emotion for me and speaks to the power and dignity of what you captured.

Steve
 
Thanks everyone, and Steve I understand completely. I am glad I made the shot and so happy there are so many understanding and supportive folks on the forum that support the shot. I am humbled.
 

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