Counting to Infinity

“I like to think of clouds like people, cuz, if you think about it, we aren't very different from them. Clouds enter this world as a pattern, image, or whatever, and we admire them. They look like monkeys or objects or something beautiful. After a while, they change. Either to look like something else, or to look like a blob. Then, after a while, the cloud shrinks and disappear. Out of this world. Forever.”

Fourteen-year-old photographer Daniel Cloud has always seen cloudier side of things—his parents die, he has to move halfway across the country, and that’s not the worst part: he’s gay.

But, when one little push makes him fall in Christina Summers’ lap, he’s going to learn that sometimes the world gets sunnier.