Pochade in oil...

December 09, 2011

Pochade in oil...

A small and quick oil pochade to study glass and water...

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Eduardo Alvarado1:34 PM, December 09, 2011
Preciosa!
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Sergio DS2:12 PM, December 09, 2011
Reitero mi comentario de la entrada anterior.
:)
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LunaMea3:34 PM, December 09, 2011
mi piace,semplice e delicato!
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Helen Ström5:40 PM, December 09, 2011
Edurado, tus palabras son siempre un honor para mi!

Sergio, gracias! No tengo la impresion de tener una experiencia en particular en el tema, pero siempre he sido atraida por las transparencias y reflexiones del agua y del cristal.

Manu', merci!
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