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10.10.2008
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6 comments:
ja, ja, clearly the jumping men surrounding the bride is very good, but the one I like the most is the detail of the waking legs of the groom with the blurred child very well positioned on the rear.
What a GORGEOUS church!
nice detail and color on that curch
the portrait in front of the arch is really well done. you nailed it. what church is that? i can't figure it out...
awwwww man, you're makin' me homesick for the Lou!
Great work.
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