Living on the Ledge
Following lines, or in this case rows of windows, is a great way to add a third dimension to a two-dimensional space, i.e. a photo. I'm not usually a fan of brick buildings, but LittleKitty said she loved them and I can see why. As a backdrop for model photography, it works great.
Following lines, or in this case rows of windows, is a great way to add a third dimension to a two-dimensional space, i.e. a photo. I'm not usually a fan of brick buildings, but LittleKitty said she loved them and I can see why. As a backdrop for model photography, it works great.
Living on the Ledge
Following lines, or in this case rows of windows, is a great way to add a third dimension to a two-dimensional space, i.e. a photo. I'm not usually a fan of brick buildings, but LittleKitty said she loved them and I can see why. As a backdrop for model photography, it works great.
Following lines, or in this case rows of windows, is a great way to add a third dimension to a two-dimensional space, i.e. a photo. I'm not usually a fan of brick buildings, but LittleKitty said she loved them and I can see why. As a backdrop for model photography, it works great.
See photo in original gallery.