Cigar Desktop Images
Posted on March 4th, 2008 by Walt
As of late, I have been trying to add a sort of fun and artistic cigar photo to each review. The idea is to break the monotony that is the same simple picture of the band, over and over again. While taking some of these fun photos I came up with some that I really like and use as a desktop background on a few computers. Feel free to do the same.
All pictures were taken with a small point and shoot (nothing fancy) so the resolution on the larger image is the best I can do. Click the picture to enlarge.









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I have noticed the neat pictures. I think it does add a little to the review, if only on entertainment. I don’t remember seeing the NUB doing a handstand (ashstand?). But it’s cool. Keep it up.
The nub Torpedo #1 is awesome!
Great stuff Walt! I sense another post of desktop art sometime in the future?
Good idea with the desktop photos! If my Giants didn’t win the Superbowl, I’d definitely be using one of your Oliva photos.
haha, I love the burnt tooth pics on the Oliva Serie V!!!! Awesome photo’s.
Dave
Great idea, Walt. I’m definitely going to be using the Padron pic for my desktop wallpaper. Thanks!
-Mike
http://differentsmokes.blogspot.com/
Love the 1964 shot!
I have a photo-set of cigar related photos, located here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/wmode/sets/72157602659505123/
Feel free to use as you see fit, they are published under CC Attribution-Noncommercial.
Nice pics.
The best one IMO is Nub 464 Habano Torpedo - Photo 1. Keep it up
I see a contest. How about best pic (creative, beautiful, artistic, etc.) as judged by Walt wins some sort of schwag. Would be fun to see what everyone comes up with and see different styles and beautiful sticks.
KQ
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Excellent! This is one of the many reasons why you guys are number 1. Been a subscriber of your videos since the beginning (25box) I look forward to seeing what you guys will do next. Keep it up!