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Acceptances Obsession of Light Sections: a - Colour, B - Monochrome, C - Love, D - Child Acceptances Obsession of Light Sections: A - Colour, B - Monochrome, C - Love, D - Child Sections Country/Author Light of Obsession Argentina Eduardo L. Vaccaro Vaccaro Aperitivo A Bajando a Iruya A De los pagos de Lobos A Fumando espero A Calculando B Criollo B Matadero B Noche B X Australia John Abbott A step of faith D Clinging to life D Farther and son D Sun worship D Colour unlimited A I can fly A X In-flight visitor A To the muster A Come into my world C In-flight romance C Moonlight romance C Shear joy C Contemplation B Devotion B Roxy B The ghostly girl B Leanne Alessi Flower Frolic D Sibling Love D Age of Innocence D Nieces Affection D Pastel Rhapsody A Nature's Palette 2 A Beyond A Stockman's Companion A X A Symbol of Love C Autumn Stroll C Recital C Love is Indispensable C X Contemplation B Scullery Utensils B Yesteryear's Gentry B The Passage of Time B John Chapman South Cape Rivulet A Doke La Pass A Labyrinth Sunset A Mountain and Clouds A Mentsumo Range B Mt Dhaligiri Morning B Willyabrup Coast B Khumbu Gompa B Phillipa Frederiksen A beautiful Morning D Living the dream D Surfer 032 D Wood Nymphs D Disaster Strikes 01 A Fire A Spirited A Sunrise Mackay 02 A From Russia with love C Henry 001 C Not my Face Please C Peeping C Landing 02 B Regal B Square B The Thinker B Yvonne Hill Ashburton River Sunset A Pinnacles at Dusk A Talking about Territory A X Air Traffic Control A X Cervantes Sandhill B Tony B Waiting for the Bus B Leaving B T.P Huynh Boring 2 D Chilhood D Let Me Alone D Who/S That D Battling-Wave-2 A X On The Boat A X Task AT Dusk A Cowboy 2 A Red C Sharing 2 C Give Me A Kiss C Go Go Go 2 C Elephent-Racing-2 B Rodeo-3 B Sheepheard B Good-Friend-2 B Roy Killen I have had enough D Will I touch it D Chocolate strawberry D Follow the leader D X Bull ant A X Cub practising for kill A Fighting for food A Butterfly 1 A X Henry C Ballet star C Ignoring the snow C Bella and Lily C X Tacking point B Spirit zone B Bella with blue scarf B Rhino in mud B Peter Kissun Poor Child D Sweet Angel D X Celebration of Life D Peering Away D Form A Jigsaw A Shrouded In Mystery A X Twilight Pyramids A Wind in the Sails C In Love C X Love C Valent Lau Cheeky girl D Inquisitive D Jump! D Toddler Detective D Boats back to shore A Longing A My Lady A X No Escape A Like father like daughter C Symbol of our love C X Waiting for you C X You are finally here C X Determination B Fleeting glance B Great Anticipation B X Quiet expectation B min xiong liang pray D X peaceful wish D water player D scooter players D blue dance A X brazel dance A X shadow A long way to go A X rainy night C kissing in rain C X separation on platform C X father and daughter C X crazy bull 10 B indian black girl B indian dancer B oh cowboy B John Lomas Connected A Paige A The Church A The Call A X The Grave B Cleopatra B Soldier Girl B Under Wraps B David Miller Melie Hides A X Opera For Two 1 A X Red Shower A X Take the Bull by the Horns A Dance Partners C First Shot C Hannah In Love C X Lovers C X Angela with Veil B Flying Leap Mono B Out of the Way B X Over We Go B Vicki Moritz Flowergirl in pastel D Girl with dog D Kidz D With dad D Fishing at Princes Pier A Kerford Rd Pier1 A X Laneway A X Lure coursing hound A Melbourne Winter B Ranga B St Clair Jetty Dunedin mono B St Pauls mono B Jan Pudney Dressage A Hush A Peaches and cream A Snack time A X Dancing in the dark B From the Highlands B Maiden B Two bows and a boy B Janet Rogerson Big Bubble Surprise D Caught In The Rain D X Country Bumpkin D X Game For All Ages D X Battered Blues A Runaway Bride A School Of Rock A X Talking In Circles A A Dads First Kiss C X Mum And Baby In The Wild C Young Love C X Born To Be Wild B Milking Machines B Stillness At Dove Lake B The Powerless Type B Justin Simmonds Girl Talk D At the base of the Slide D Boy Blue D Running Through The Garden D Send It Long A X The Saxophonist A X Missing A Violin Reflection A The Kiss C The Beginning Of Their Walk C X A moment under the Pier C X Just Married C X Jasper B X She Waits B Violinist In The Garden B X Resting Violin B Sue Slater Playing on the Beach D Party Girl D Bright Eyes D X Lacey D Possum1 A One Drop A Early Morning Storm A I will Catch It A X Deep in Thought B Steam Train B White Bearded Man B X Lonely Old Hill B John R. Smith Indian DancerNo 7811 D X Fiesta In Sydney No 3375 D Indian Musicians No 2 D Anguish No1 D Blue Veil No 7544 A MCA No 2002 A Darling Harbour Fieworks No 2225 A New Growth No 8114 A Young Love No 3644 C X Flirtation No 853 C X Portugese Romeo No 4799 C My New Best Friend No 1 C Dandelion Flower No 11 B Pink Tongue No 11 B Little Terns Mating No 12 B The Winner No 11 B Joseph Tam Look Whos Here D Salute D Pitt Street Mall D X Young Musician D Crazy Horse A Mighty Trio A X Group Velocity A X Flying Horse A Affection C X Life is Beautiful C X In Love C Final Touch C Braving the Storm B X Courageous Cowboys B X Into the Dawn B Up Up and Away B X GRAEME WATSON Thats My Boy D X Having Second Thoughts D True Blue D This Is my Horse D X Beautiful Music A Approaching Storm A What Happens Next A X Breakfast Arriving A The Kiss C X I Love My Mum 2 C Young Fisherman C Tea For Two C Melk Abbey B Marching On Its Stomach B Heavy Action B The Handler B Austria Alois Bernkopf Dr. Indian village-school D Knabentrio D Pully D Selbstbewußt D Im Herrgottswinkel A Iris_4A A Max in action_1 A X Wildwasser_1 A Fiesta in Ljubljana C Hallo !! C Vor dem Abschied C Zufriedenes Alter C Altbaeurin B Egon_1 B Eisgipfel B Happy with TT B MANFRED LANG Michael is crying D X The advisor D Michael D X Michi brushes teeth D Bus in the sky A Candle-light A My feeling today A X Rue de la promille A Lucie with friend C Together instead lonely C X Drinking duo C Kenan & Eve C Hotline B X It's mine ! B X La Defense B Lost in thoughts B X Theo Streitfelder Kleine Mama D X Kleiner Fotograf D Kleiner Polizist D Young Fashion D Burano Dream A Inspired A X Studie Elena A X Traumpaar A Entrueckt C X Finale C Safety C Tango C Blick B X Elke B Gepard B HorrrRuck B Bahrain Fadhel Almutaghawi Village Childhood D X The Eye D unsatisfied D Island-child D X Looking Back A X Generation A Traditional cooking A X The baker A Meditation Moment B Street Tea B friends B Look of Hope B X Isa Ebrahim Assassination of childhood D Central black D Prayer D X Welding small D Reaching the goal A Reviving AL Hussain A X Gaze A X Swimmer A X Part of love C Romantic C X Kiss turtles C Kiss C Child and darkness B Romanian B Shame B X Woman in Muharram B Belgium JOS CUPPENS BMX45 D BMX81 D Duo D In the train D Assen A NR97 A Smooking A Two woman A Black man B Gallery B Honda B Racer B Claude SIMON Enfants de Dorze D Poor baby D Seduisante Lali D X Struggle for life D Abate violette A Gennet au palais A Il n'y a pas d'amour heureux A La reparation A Amours d'enfants 1 C Decouverte C X He's my love C Le bonheur existe C Chanteuses de Timkat B X En fuite a Dieppe B Un paysage dans les yeux B X Vendeuse de tabac local a Dorze B Canada Danny Chan #1857Eobsa. Happy Together A #3253Eobsaa. Please make way for meA #2237Eobsa. Ready to go A X #3583Ebosa. Play fight A #0525Eobsa. Life is a Journey B #0627Eobsa. Inspector B #8416Eobsa. She want somehing B #1267Ebosa. Team Work B Davood Ezzati Frame A X Get up & Continue A The last supper A This is just life A A short glance to life B Don't look at everything B The boots B Under the moonlight B Phillip T.R. Kwan Cover in Red D Kiting D Little Monks D Fruit Vendor D Leopard Walking A Skater Falling A X Bull in Air A X Block Shot A Snow Monkey Family C Grasshopper Mating C Polar Bear Playing C X Crane Dance C Egrets Fighting B X Cheetah at rock B X Wildebeest Chaos B Polar Greeting B Yung Niem A mysterious boy D X Big waves ahead D X Joyless D Little dancer D Aurora appearing over YK A X Bringing the steer to the ground A Desperate rider A X Dragon boat race A X Hatching plus feeding C Heaven and hell love 2 C Mother and her newborn baby C Taking hands C Patrick w.
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