Cigar Stories: Camacho Connecticut

[Jerren]

I'm not the most knowledgeable member here. I don't have the palette of seasoned vet. I'm not even that great with words. However, I'd really love to contribute some how to this site and the community somehow. So here is what I came up with. The past couple of months, I've been forced to seek refuge in my garage whenever I want to enjoy a fine cigar. Well as I sit there with my thoughts, I often find myself looking at a cigar as a thing of beauty. A work of art if you will. So I decided I wanted to freeze those moments forever. I hope you guys enjoy it.

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[CO Smokes]

Awesome shots. Thanks for sharing!

 

[dharbolt]

very nice pics.

 

[Deathskin]

thats really nice i look at a cigar the same way.every stick has a story and a picture it paints

 

[TonyRome]

Nice pics

 

[Clint]

Very cool...Both the great pics, and the thought process behind them.

Is photography a hobby, or is it something you do professionally?

 

[chimmay]

very nice! Was the BW done in post?

 

[blessednxs65]

Great pics and post. The B&W shots added smoke appeal!

 

[Jerren]

Thanks for the kind words everyone!

very nice! Was the BW done in post?

Yes it was done in post although I do also enjoy shooting with film as well.

Very cool...Both the great pics, and the thought process behind them.

Is photography a hobby, or is it something you do professionally?

Its a hobby/profession. lol By that I mean I have a normal office job but have been practicing photography for about 8 years. I do a bunch in my spare time from fashion, street, photojournalism, and wedding photography.

 

[Mr.Maduro]

I have a few Camocho's in my humi, maybe more than a few of the Triple Maduro's :ccool:

 

[Deathskin]

I have a few Camocho's in my humi, maybe more than a few of the Triple Maduro's :ccool:

I love the triple maduro