Pounded

Your eyes may feel funny depending on where youlook.

Feedback appreciated.

David,

some feeling of déja vu ...

L.

I'm sure she had lot's of fun being surrounded by all that money. Did she get to keep any?

OBTW, I like the photograph very much.

This image reminds me of the many restaurants that are bringing back the good old tradition of using nude bodies for tables to serve food.  If this was how my bank was to offer its services I might open up a few extra accounts...and on-line banking may become a thing of the past....As usual your skin tones and composition are perfect for my taste.............Juan

After seeing this I regret the demise of the Irish pound.Cheers

Beautiful image my friend. Is there enough there for a pint of Guinness?

-Cheers

Very nice! I particularly like her facial expression and the POV.

Jim Phelps

Without the title I was lost. With the title it is absolutely incredible!

Luca, You may be right. I fear you may be right again in the future.

Mark, To answer your question. I am Scottish.

Juan, I am a bank. Send me money and I will photograph it for you.

Owen, I do believe Egypt still uses the pound. These are Scottish pund notes. Banks in Scotland can print their own notes but The Royal Bank of Scotland is the only bank to print the £1 note. The Bank of England does not print them any more. Prices have soared in the UK recently but there are enough pound notes in this image to buy at least one pind ot guiness... that's and imperial pint too which is 25% more than your American pint.

Jim, I am glad you like it. I like it too.

Andrew, I thought the title made people look at this image to find out how I got the title. Anyway! I am glad you like it now.

Thanks everyone!

Pounded on only 26? Pounds?  Only One Pint of Harp or Guinness?

Regardless... This is a Really Cool Photo!

I don't know what bars you go to but they are much more expensive than the ones I go to. Thanks for stopping by.

Cute pic and model David.  Now, could you send her and the money over to me?!

A Scotsman sending money... let me think. Thanks for stopping by.

My suggestion is that coins be used instead of paper money.

Jerry

I will keep that thought in my mind. Thanks for stopping by.