a celebration of human beauty
A gallery curated by David Bollt
41 photos | 3904 views | 6 Comments
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This gallery captures the beauty and grace of the human form in movement. Dancers are such wonderful subjects.
Thank you David for adding my image to your gallery.
Thank you for adding my image to your gallery, David.
Honored that you added three images from my dance series.
Thanks for adding my photo to your excellent gallery.
Thanks David for including my "Flaming Kayleigh" amongst these outstanding images. I especially love Bessant's image of Raphaella at Hallam Mill.
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This gallery captures the beauty and grace of the human form in movement. Dancers are such wonderful subjects.
Thank you David for adding my image to your gallery.
Thank you for adding my image to your gallery, David.
Honored that you added three images from my dance series.
Thanks for adding my photo to your excellent gallery.
Thanks David for including my "Flaming Kayleigh" amongst these outstanding images. I especially love Bessant's image of Raphaella at Hallam Mill.