Shadows Project

 Shadows Project

Zephan Dickey

Snow Way Around

Blank Canvas No More                                          Pining in the Dark

Throwing Shade

Questionable Conifers

Shadowed Shrubbery                                                                Not a Thought Behind Those Eyes


Simplex Shadow
*Copyrighted Michael Jackson Song*

Puzzled Pup

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