"Two camellias" for my students...

June 11, 2014

"Two camellias" for my students...

Another exercise for my students, playing with light and darks...

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scott sullivan5:02 PM, June 11, 2014
It's beautiful!
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Helen Ström11:01 AM, June 13, 2014
Thank you Scott. I hope you are doing fine!
There are always think to work on, could easily start it over again. It's like work gives us more work! :D
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Ester Wilson5:11 PM, June 15, 2014
gorgeous!
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Måns Sjöberg10:19 PM, June 30, 2014
Superb!
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ofazedordeauroras4:12 AM, August 02, 2014
Very, very beautiful. And sweet. Congratulations! Jorge
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