I have told the story of the Springbank Snow Countess here
and here
but I wanted to show what she looks like in an October rain.
4 years ago
Sunday, October 10, 2010
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2 comments:
The rain makes the sculpture look glossy. It is an interesting take on effects.
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She looks great in an October rain.
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