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NOUN
1. a potent magical concoction supposedly prepared by witches.
2. a harmful or threatening mixture; diabolical concoction: a witches' brew of innuendo
and rumor.
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Arbutus Walk used to be a brewery and this object is used as a neat way to close the street to vehicle traffic.
The place without cars is the foreground, obviously.
Active Assignment Weekly - February 13 - 20: Good Morning
WIT: Love my morning brew, it's what gives me a proper start to the day. I didn't actually take this in the morning, since by the time I usually wake up, it's past noon. Mussed up my hair to look like it does when I first wake up, donned my bathrobe. Took several shots, to get the right facial expression and hand position - it's difficult for me not to look goofy on camera! In post, just a slight tweaking of colours, and cropped to square.
My friend, her daddy, is a brew master, so this one is for him!
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dark clouds swept portentously the hills of Bryggen, half drenched with rain, the other half sweltered in anticipation of the incoming downpour.
Bryggen waterfront, Berge, Norway, summer of 2004
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An historic building in Gananoque, Ontario.
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Not only do they brew fantastic beer, but their food menu is top notch as well. I had the barbecue sampler.
Sawyer, Michigan
Contax G1
Ilford Pan 50
Zeiss 21mm f2.8 Biogon
Grind: Extra Fine (Tiny Circles & Effect: Auto Adjust), Brew: Circles (No Pic & Full Blended Circles), Serve: Soy (Clear Tone & Paper Cup Texture)
Grind: Extra Fine (Smallest Circles & Effect: Auto Adjust), Brew: Color Gels (1/2 Pic & Full Blended Circles), Serve: Black (Clear Tone & Paper Cup Texture)
This brew room was constructed in the lower level of one of the most beautiful Bucktown homes I have ever had the privilege of entering. Complete with stainless counters, double deep stainless sinks, multiple fill locations, refrigeration and heated floors. Down the hall is just one of the home's tap locations. Used the Batis 25mm for this shot as well as placing a Fotodiox Flapjack on the floor of the room. I kept the reflections as in this case I need to highlight the stainless. I'm going for utility here over beauty but still... it is quite the room.
- 1 Fotodiox Pro FlapJack (4x11) lying on the floor of the brew room.
- Exterior glass door behind camera highlights that which is outside the room as well as an office window camera left.
- LR brushed out exterior windows to reduce the blue I wanted for the stainless.
Took me about 25min to setup and shoot (tripod obviously). There was a floor plan technician at the house at the same time. As I was in between shots she entered the brew room and accidentally kicked the FlapJack slamming it against the wall. Still works awesome.
Halfway through our first batch of Tafelbully at Heretic. Welcome to the brewhouse. View large and eye-hole-blowing! Visit our Batch 1 photo album on Heretic's Facebook page to see more pictures of our first brew.
Hey, even dragons need a morning pick-me-up...
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We hiked out to a pond at dusk hoping to see Moose activity.. No Moose this night but still enjoyed good brew and beautiful view.
Wifey's requests for vacation this year in the Eastern Sierra's:
1. WILD HORSES... CHECK
2. Fall Colors... CHECK
3. Local Beer... CHECK
She is enjoying a Sasquatchito XPA session IPA. Little Sasquatch... get it?
We also visited Mammoth Brewing and Mountain Rambler Brewery (Bishop); but no photos from Mountain Rambler. You'll just have to imagine.
Grind: Coarse (Average Circles & Effect: Auto Adjust), Brew: Circles (No Pic & Full Blended Circles), Serve: Black (Clear Tone & Paper Cup Texture)
The National Brewery Centre (formerly the Bass Museum and later the Coors Visitor Center) is a museum and tourist attraction in Burton upon Trent, Staffordshire, England. The centre celebrates the brewing heritage of Burton and features exhibits showcasing the history of brewing techniques. The centre also houses a bar and cafe, a history of the town, a collection of historic vehicles, a micro brewery and a shire horse collection.[1]
National Brewery Centre
Closure and reopening
On 18 March 2008 owner, Coors announced that it was to close the Visitor Centre which the company was subsidising to the tune of £1 million a year.[2] The museum closed on 30 June 2008 but the attractions were mothballed in the hope that the museum could be reopened at a later date.[3] A steering group was established to investigate reopening the museum.[4][5] The museum reopened as the National Brewery Centre on 1 May 2010 and was officially reopened by The Princess Royal on 21 September 2010. wikipedia
For those of you who have followed me of late would've noticed I've begun to put up my working shots for the current challenge on the week ahead's Macro Mondays. This week's challenge has the theme of Brew and I thought I'd use (a 3 cup) cafetière. Now for those of you just flick(r)ing through you may not see any difference, and of course the theme and shot is very much alike. What I have a tendency to do is just alter a focal point, or indeed, add an additional focal point to draw the eye. You the viewer, as of course I do, will like some better than others (hopefully at least one?). I have left the identifications as shown by way of means to illustrate how I photographed them and then slightly altered various points ... thank you for taking the time to view my work, I am always very grateful.
Grind: Extra Fine (Average Circles & Effect: Auto Adjust), Brew: Color Gels (3/4 Pic & 1/2 Blended Circles), Serve: Light & Sweet (Flash Burn Tone & Smooth Texture)
It was obvious the sky was preparing for the storm: it turned dark and crimson in the sunset, it became beautiful and dramatic. The storm was rolling in, at times you could even hear it..
Marly. France.
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Best Wishes of Wm J. Lemp Brewing Company, St. Louis, U.S.A. Chromolithograph. Advertising Collection. Missouri Historical Society Photographs and Prints Collections. n00084.
Year Made: 1902-1914
Glassmaker: Coshocton Glass Company- Coshocton, Ohio
Color: amber / brown
Product: beer
Bottler: Pittsburgh Brewing Company
Volume: 12 fluid ounces
Height: 9 5/8 inches
Weight: 17 ounces
Diameter: 2 5/8 inches
Seams: 2 seams fade on neck
Label Type: embossed
Closure Type: pry-off metal cap
Notes- Embossed on front: " Pittsburgh / Brewing Co. / Pittsburgh, Pa. / U.S.A. "
Embossed on rear heel: " C.G. CO. "
Embossed on base: " 282 / A "
The bottle is blown in mold.
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photography | blue perez
processing | not analog
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