I did these all as a "first stage", but I think they're so pretty this way that I don't want to wreck them. I don't usually feel that way. So I'm not sure at all what to do next.
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Yes that's always difficult to know when to stop or proceed. I like them this way too!
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ha, I know what you mean, it happens to me all the time! But then it's not what I originaly wanted, so I have to do another :D
ReplyDeleteAnd these are beautiful, very immediate and memory-like, really nice :)
I too like these sort-of-dreamy faces with the snow effect that has occurred or been planned. They have their own integrity and I can see why you are tempted to stop at this point. I particularly like the first two.
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