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Posted on August 25, 2005 @ 8:03 am by massimo | Filed under: beach,blog,fun,illustration,island,mythology,wordpress
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funny and interesting… hehe.. i like the shadowy fainting water 8)
Wonderful and fresh style – I like your approach here. Nicely done!
yeah! i love water reflection me too
We can see ourselves in a different way, almost mysterious way through the water. But, I hope not the Narcissus way, hehe. Being in water is photographically beautiful too. That’s nice ilustration to share.