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very nice! How are the aquarium looks created?

7 years ago

Vivienda unifamiliar en Argentona (Barcelona) · More Info

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EOS-AF Studio Orpinell Sanchez-Photographic Arts
7 years ago
I am the photographer of the work, I do not know where the materials were bought.

The data of the architect author of the work are:

Xavier Pous

Admsl@coac.net

He can inform you.

Best regards

Jaume Orpinell
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