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Underwater Moments - Excerpts from The Lovepet

on March 03, 2010

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Aerial Dance with a dash of Tango - Excerpts from The Lovepet; Filming by Sky Neal; Tango dancers: Geny Caloisi & Tim Baggaley; Aerialists: Robyn Simpson & Simon Fee.

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