Post pictures of anything, with comment...couple words.

[Ken Tajalli]

Right below your last photo: There is this clicky:
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If you are the vindictive-type ('not even getting a bigMac'...), you can always ""Report" him to authorities... for sale of forgeries.

ha ha at first I didn't get you.
Anybody who buys a Stradivari at £20K believing it is the genuine article, deserves to be shafted! I still think he was stupid to sell it.
Anyhoo, there are so many copies about, some wonderful ones, that it is a non issue.
The violin was very well-made originally, and sounded very "Big" , and was genuinely old.
BTW good copies can run into million dollars:

 

[mhardy6647]

Pussytoes

 

[mhardy6647]

The main garden's pretty much prepped for the growing season and the cooler-weather stuff is in*. Mrs. H started harvesting asparagus a few days ago. Good times.



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* Actually, both gardens, come to think of it.

 

[Doodski]

The main garden's pretty much prepped for the growing season and the cooler-weather stuff is in*. Mrs. H started harvesting asparagus a few days ago. Good times.



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* Actually, both gardens, come to think of it.

Nice. I like that you have a riding mower! I used to mow a acre and a half with a 21" two stroke Lawn Boy self propelled lawnmower. I did that for 15 years sometimes 2 times per week if the rain and sun where good for the grass. I was the gardener labor boy for my mom. I dreaded fertilizer because the lawn would grow so fast and be thick and juicy making it more difficult to mow. LoL. I picked asparagus about twice a week beside the Columbia River along a old wagon path on steep sandy south facing exposure and somedays I would get about maybe 10 or 15 pounds on a very good day and my mom would be pretty pleased because she ate the stuff like it was candy and froze it for winter... I gobble it down pretty fast too with melted cheddar on top. Mom attempted growing asparagus but it never rooted like it does in the wild.

 

[nobodynoz]

Repairing a crack on a fake Stradivari, after watching some YouTube videos!
My first attempt (and last).
Reassembly was the hardest part.
When done, looked better, and sounded much much better.
My friend ultimately sold it for over £20K a few years later, didn't even buy me a big Mac!

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HAUSER is using a "special" cello...

 

[Ken Tajalli]

HAUSER is using a "special" cello...

Aram Dimitri is fuming in his grave!

Its like Valve amp vs Class D.

 

[nobodynoz]

 

[nobodynoz]

 

[nobodynoz]

Mick jagger is fluent in French...

 

[pseudoid]

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oh, jeez... dude... you need a mani/pedi.

 

[Ken Tajalli]

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You little shit!

 

[digicidal]

When AI works correctly, it's pretty boring... but when it fails miserably - now it's art!

 

[sergeauckland]

Outside Girona's beautiful Cathedral. Tourism is just sooo tiring...

ps. Not me, just some poor tired tourist.

 

[digicidal]

the original manufacturer hasn't made these for decades and the know-how has been lost.

So it's like democracy... I'll see myself out.

 

[nobodynoz]

Cathedral of Girona, Spain, one hour by car from where I live in France.
There are no boarders between France and Spain... only on maps.

Inside the Cathedral...

Inside the Cathedral...
could be used for some ceremonies.

 

[Keith_W]

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Inside the Cathedral...
could be used for some ceremonies.

... or they could be used for some LARP's

 

[mhardy6647]

Out back, early this morning.

 

[pseudoid]

I had this handy for another post:

...just sharin'

 

[Keith_W]

Autumn, close to sunset in Alfred Nicholas Park, Dandenong Ranges, Australia. Leica M10 / Leica Summilux 35mm f/1.4

 

[nobodynoz]

all images inside GIRONA, Spain, yesterday.