My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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Re: My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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ouroborous wrote:
Mr Free Market wrote:
Jimbike wrote:It is dry. The metaphysical imagery is pleasingly familiar and I especially like the use of colour to counterpoint the surrealism of whatever the picture is about anyway.
Is the dry bag full of water?
:dry:
I was trying to capture the juxtaposition of bike & bag, black & orange, locked in a tension of opposites :S :laugh:

I think this may augment your photo commentary greatly.


http://10k.aneventapart.com/Uploads/262/
That's brilliant :laugh:
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Re: My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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I can’t get the Arty Bollocks Generator to work. Damnit!

Jimbike, as for Pseuds Corner?? How could you even countenance such a thought?

To really appreciate the picture at the top of the thread you have to consider it from a slightly more ethereal perspective: The black of the bike mirrors the abyss of society’s post-consumerist malaise

:huh:
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Re: My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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Mr Free Market wrote:I can’t get the Arty Bollocks Generator to work. Damnit!

Jimbike, as for Pseuds Corner?? How could you even countenance such a thought?

To really appreciate the picture at the top of the thread you have to consider it from a slightly more ethereal perspective: The black of the bike mirrors the abyss of society’s post-consumerist malaise

:huh:
Of course! :woohoo: I see it now, the Lidls dry bag represents the anti-designer label, shining, impervious soul of mankinds hope!
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Re: My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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ouroborous wrote:

I think this may augment your photo commentary greatly.


http://10k.aneventapart.com/Uploads/262/
'kin superb that will save on thinking up some arty bollocks to write in my Moleskine! , and if a picture says a thousand words... yours says " I are too tight to buy an Ortlieb" :D
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Re: My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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scouse wrote:
ouroborous wrote:

I think this may augment your photo commentary greatly.


http://10k.aneventapart.com/Uploads/262/
'kin superb that will save on thinking up some arty bollocks to write in my Moleskine! , and if a picture says a thousand words... yours says " I are too tight to buy an Ortlieb" :D
"I are too tight to buy an Ortlieb" :unsure:

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Re: My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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Mr Free Market wrote:
Jimbike wrote:It is dry. The metaphysical imagery is pleasingly familiar and I especially like the use of colour to counterpoint the surrealism of whatever the picture is about anyway.
Is the dry bag full of water?
:dry:
I was trying to capture the juxtaposition of bike & bag, black & orange, locked in a tension of opposites :S :laugh:
Yes, it's a tour de force of light and texture coupled with gay joie de vivre which simply screams 'who. moi?'


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Re: My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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rlkat wrote:
coupled with gay joie de vivre

Rob

:huh: :huh: Might wanna get yourself checked out! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:




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Re: My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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backofbeyond wrote:
rlkat wrote:
coupled with gay joie de vivre

Rob

:huh: :huh: Might wanna get yourself checked out! :laugh: :laugh: :laugh:
and gay joey might want to get himself checked as well... :whistle: :whistle:
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Re: My bike with ... a Lidl dry bag

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Its a punchy metaphor representing the anguish of the modern consumer at society's rising prices and a nod to antidisestablishmentarianism.

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