I'am plane!

By: Jiri Subrt | View Full Portfolio (3106 images)

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I'm plane

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Anthony Amorteguy , February 28, 2005; 09:54 P.M.

Very interesting idea. She is dressed too nicely to be a farmer. I don�t know if the black scarf works; white maybe, red? I would have tried a few. But, there is something about the black that throws it off for me.

Thomas Dunkerley , February 28, 2005; 11:57 P.M.

Eye catching! Wonderful pose and angle. I like it!

Mikael Steen , June 10, 2005; 07:31 A.M.

This is working very, very well. Eye catching as said above.

dREAMS * , September 04, 2005; 08:51 P.M.

Interesting point of view! well done.

Milan Scepanovic , August 09, 2008; 06:08 P.M.

This is way to good photo to say any comments...

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I'am plane!

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