Pipe Collection Photo Sharing
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Kevin Godbee - Aug 3, 2009
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Share your photos of your pipe collection right here on PipesMagazine.com. Upload your photos for free! Get a FREE account here.
Here are some of my pipes.
Bjarne Sandblast Red Made in Denmark
Sasieni 4 Dot Bulldog Made in France
Dunhill Rubybark (4110) (2007)
If you already have an account, just go to your own profile page on https://pipesmagazine.com/
1. Look at the top left of the screen in the grey bar for My Account
2. Mouse over it and select Album –> Upload Picture.
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Dear Mr. Admin / Kevin
1) Tell us how you do your pipe pics
a) Strip out backgrounds
b) Lighting
c) How you prop pipes in upright position
2) Do you personally Shoot the Pipe Model Pics?
I could tell you, but then I would have to kill you. LOL. j/k.
a) Strip out backgrounds – Photoshop
b) Lighting – Portable Photo Studio
http://www.thinkgeek.com/electronics/cameras-photography/a205/zoom/
c) How you prop pipes in upright position – on the side of the photo studio, or on the bed with the pillows and white blankets and then strip them out.
Here’s one I didn’t strip out much so you can see the blanket on the bed:
https://pipesmagazine.com/members/admin/album/picture/27
2) Do you personally Shoot the Pipe Model Pics?
No, but I tamp their tobacco with no hands.
That Dunhill Rubybark is a beautiful pipe but really it is ‘Crosby’ after Bing Crosby’s pipe he designed and had Ed Kolpin make for him. Ed who died at age 97 not long ago was the owner of Ed’s Pipe Shop in Santa Monica, Ca which became the Tinderbox Chain. See the Crosby on Youtube on one of my video’s made by Ed.
Youtube code jjjuscfan8 Regards, Jason
Hey Kevin, now that’s a great line…”No, but I tamp their tobacco with no hands”.