Diana Reed and Leslie Peters

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Colourisation

These are two pictures that I posted recently as black and white images. So I thought it might be fun to spend a little time messing about with various software applications that are now available for the colourisation of black and white images.

These two pictures were well received in their original forms, so here they are again but in colour. What do you think? I personally am not that sure; to be honest, I don’t think it adds much, if anything, to the enjoyment of viewing them. Your opinions, gentlemen, are always welcome.

Diana Reed

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Diana Reed - Looking Gorgeous

Diana Reed looking gorgeous, all ready for a night out as soon as she gets her dress on. I have always thought that Diana did not sit that comfortably amongst the pages of ToCo books, and I don’t really know why; maybe it was the situations she was pictured in; they always looked a bit seedier than normal. These, though, are two great pictures of Diana, who looks wonderful.

Diana Reed

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We Never Had A Lodger Like This

We’ve had lodgers we didn’t even know about until they started leaving notes complaining about the motor in the fridge, and we’ve had lodgers whom we’ve had to way lay on the stairs and speak sternly to about getting their hair cut.

We’ve never had a lodger like DIANA REED. We suppose we must have done something that made us undeserving of same. Diana has a cute apartment in London, and with her experience of interior decorating her own flair here is for the unconventional contemporary (whatever that is)—she naturally keeps the whole thing looking dizzy.

Diana also likes cultivating rare potted plants and keeps tropical fish.

Some of the lodgers we’ve had would have eaten both.

Just a lot of dull, dim savages, mate?

Diana Reed

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Unusual

Yes, okay, we know DIANA REED is shaped in the conventional but entrancing way of all glamorous girls. We know her statistics of 37-24-36 are delightful but not unusual. What is unusual is Diana’s chief outdoor interest. It isn’t muscular beach men, it’s landscape gardening.

It's what?

Yes, we know what you mean.