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Lighting is Different

03-25-2009, 03:42 PM

Christy Talbott Christy Talbott is offline

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Originally Posted by Alexandra Tyng

Are they going to be two separate portraits, i.e, two head-and-shoulders?

Yes, they're going to be separate, hung in the same room but not next to each other.

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