Some recent studio work with a Martini and a Manhattan
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1st image for me.
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Do you have his images as wellSome recent studio work with a Martin
Both stunning images - excellent
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Although I never understand why people go on about Martini I think its an awful drink and I've tried a few just to make sure it wasn't a bad cocktail that had been made:- Ian
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I like the simplicity of the first and the colours and symmetry of the second. All in all, both excellent shots Jonathan.
When I saw your name against the post, I knew it was going to be something a bit different.Alan.
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The second being symmetrical works much better for me
StanComment
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Both great images, dead heat as far as I'm concerned.
Tigger- don't you know the poem?I've tried a few just to make sure it wasn't a bad cocktail that had been made
I do like a Dry Martini.
One, maybe two at most.
Three and I'm under the table
Four and I'm under the host!Comment
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Another vote for number two.Comment
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