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Wrinklyrocker

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Having a smoke.

24-02-2023, 19:37

This Ragged Victorian's job was to collect dog poo for use in the leather tanning process, if she came around here she would make a fortune..

Having a smoke 2 by Chris,,
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Trev B

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24-02-2023, 20:18

Another great mage Chris

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25-02-2023, 18:58

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Farider

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#4

25-02-2023, 23:10

A great portrait Chris, works well in BW

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#5

26-02-2023, 17:50

Very nice portrait in black and white, well done.

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Wrinklyrocker

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#6

26-02-2023, 19:31

Thanks everybody for leaving your kind comments.
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Coolcat

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#7

27-02-2023, 10:23

Nice capture. I hope it wasn't a case of 'Put that in your pipe and smoke it' where the poop was concerned

Regards,

Jeff

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El Sid

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#8

27-02-2023, 12:10

A great mono portrait.

Would I be right in thinking you've tinkered with the background a bit?

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Wrinklyrocker

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#9

27-02-2023, 17:16

Hi Sid, the background was very bright and it took a lot of time to tone it down, but in doing so l think l created artefacts, thanks for looking .
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