Could this be Giulio's cat again, he's travelled a fair distance
by autumnlight
I have no idea why all the bricks are piled there but this cat kept on photobombing
Uploaded15/09/2017 - 17:26
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Posted 15/09/2017 - 21:49
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Not au courant with the backstory, but this scene looks professionally lit --artificially. Has a 19th century sensibility in the "arrangement" of the various tones. This would be smashing printed very large. Like a lot.
Posted 16/09/2017 - 01:06
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Looks like something from another time. I love it.
Posted 16/09/2017 - 13:21
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go4IT wrote:
Not au courant with the backstory, but this scene looks professionally lit --artificially. Has a 19th century sensibility in the "arrangement" of the various tones. This would be smashing printed very large. Like a lot.
Not au courant with the backstory, but this scene looks professionally lit --artificially. Has a 19th century sensibility in the "arrangement" of the various tones. This would be smashing printed very large. Like a lot.
A previous upload with the same cat and thank you
Posted 16/09/2017 - 13:23
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GIULIO57 wrote:
He travelled at light-speedJust a few minutes ago I feeded my cat.....a photocopy of the one in your photo....Did an English cat come to Italy for a love-sex-story.....and my cat.... was born??? Or love-story on the web(cam) made all this?
He travelled at light-speedJust a few minutes ago I feeded my cat.....a photocopy of the one in your photo....Did an English cat come to Italy for a love-sex-story.....and my cat.... was born??? Or love-story on the web(cam) made all this?
I think maybe it just hitched a lift in the baggage hold
Posted 17/09/2017 - 17:29
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Thanks so much everyone.
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