Michelle Goodall’s remarkable photography, one concludes that this can only be the product of a person with an amazing dream life. From mysterious, diaphanous orbs to feline femme fatales to snarling dragons, to delicate dolls with dresses covered in carrots to beautiful real life portraits, there is only one conclusion: “wow, how did she do that!?”. Her father was a golf pro and often on the road
. Her m other raised the three girls and still managed to be very creative, she painted and di stain glass windows and lamps among a few of her projects. Michelle feels she gets her creative gene’s from her mother. By 1994, with Michelle’s children grown, Michelle was able to focus on her art and began showing in galleries, at art shows and festivals. Back then it was mostly native American art. Michelle began dabbling in photography. She frequently annoyed her friends with a contest flash going off in their faces at get togethers. In 2006 Michelle submitted a photo to al local art show and won first place. That inspired her to be on the mission she is still on today. Michelle has progressed from doing landscapes and intricate composites to taking stunning portraits of sometimes very famous individuals. Her success has been proven by the demand for her talents around the world. Michelle lives and breathes photography and is often heard mention “ I don’t know if it’s a passion or obsession” Michelle has been published worldwide in magazines and galleries. National Geographic has picked up 4 of her images and published them. Be sure to visit www.alockintime . Open by appointment only.
