Dedicated... to my friend Yoav by jgeorge
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I'm so sorry today...
I'd liked better to dedicate to you a fine model... but I'm not in a mood to build anything...
But this is for you!
Yoav! (Prodag in renderosity) This is not a farewell!
We'll meet in a place where the flowers never fade! Meanwhile... I'll miss you!
Forgive me... but today I'm sad...
Comments (14)
.............V*...............
Lovely
cara.. ti prego dimmi che succede... non posso essere serena se scrivi che sei triste...
this is so lovely...white is very hard to catch, but you did......a nice didi to your friend
To comfort my friends: It was the first natural moment of commotion... I'm no sad now, I'll miss him none the less, but I'm glad I've met such a wonderful person! (Yoav/Prodag is passed away, if you want to see what a modeller he was take a look at his gallery, among my favorites... What a friend it has been... it's hard to explain)
A wonderful tribute to your friend - not to forget him but keep him in mind!
Beautiful!
Such a beautiful shot, Lucia! A wonderful tribute! It's sad loosing a friend! You will keep him in your memories!
so a wonderful image. excellent done,my friend. !!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!
Beautiful picture! The flowers are lovely.
You should be sad more often, Lucia, this is an excellent shot...
very beautiful :)....
two wonderful shy beauties in innocence! pure harmony in this chot! ;o)
So sorry to hear of the passing of your friend. You have given him an excellent tribute. The flowers are very lovely. I also viewed his gallery. He is a very talented person. i am glad you had the privilege of knowing him while he was alive.