Paul Barclay
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"Chance" on the pipe
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Cem_Usakligil
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No, it is a piece of art depicting a Victorian canine which seems to be smoking a pipe. This particular piece was composed and shot in B&W on a glass plate and then coloured by hand painstakingly by the artist himself while creating some mental prose at the same time.Ray West said:
ROTF LOL
Cem
(who still refuses to take things too seriously)
PS: I really love the picture Paul!
Paul Barclay
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well thats a much better description than Photoshopped-thanx for the humor-paulb
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
I've been looking everywhere for that pipe!
My son used to smoke it when he was 31/2. Couldn't find it for the life of me!
Asher
My son used to smoke it when he was 31/2. Couldn't find it for the life of me!
Asher
Hi Paul,
wise choice, getting a monochrome dog, tricolours give either blown highlights, or crushed blacks. From the look of the pipe, your dogs just taken up smoking, can't be Asher's lad's. Don't s'pose he can play the mandolin, by any chance? I could do with some help.
Best wishes,
Ray
wise choice, getting a monochrome dog, tricolours give either blown highlights, or crushed blacks. From the look of the pipe, your dogs just taken up smoking, can't be Asher's lad's. Don't s'pose he can play the mandolin, by any chance? I could do with some help.
Best wishes,
Ray