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Decided to enter an online "photo challenge" with the theme being writing implements. Having too much time on my hand as I'm on vacation, I decided to do my own version of the "Pen Rain" photograph from the Andrea Lambrou book (Pen Bible), titled "Fountain Pens of the World".

Wishing all the best to my pen Brothers and Sisters!

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That photo represents a small fortune in lovely pens. Dang! Now I must go to confess the sin of envy.

 

Good luck with the competition.

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Can stare at that photo for a long time and just quietly appreciate all those gorgeous pens.

Short cuts make delays, but inns make longer ones.
Frodo Baggins, The Fellowship of the Ring, A Short Cut to Mushrooms

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I had to do a picture of a pen knife once.

 

 

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That's not rain, that's a blizzard.
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I had to do a picture of a pen knife once.

 

http://www.fototime.com/EDD057A64A8DA80/large.jpg

 

Don't know why but enthalpy and entropy came into my mind.

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These "too much of a good thing" pictures make me feel better about my own collection and how much money I have tied up in pens. :)

 

Thank you for sharing.

If you want less blah, blah, blah and more pictures, follow me on Instagram!

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Thanks for the feedback, by the way regarding to KATANANKES inquiry of the "Fish Bone" pattern Omas", it is indeed an Omas "Rebecca Moss" limited edition of 100 pens. In the photo you will also see another Rebecca Moss pen done by Visconti in the blue striated Manhattan style plastic, as well as (3) Visconti prototypes in the "Ponte Vecchio" type of celluloid.

 

All the best!

 

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Hi !

 

Here´s one I took couple of years ago.

 

No knives but many stars!! :rolleyes:

 

Regards,

 

Eda

 

 

 

 

 

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