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Decided to mount my old Minolta MD f/2.8mm lens on the x-t20 and have some fun. Excellent lens btw. Finding things in the house to photograph during Covid-19 lockdown.
Shot at f/2.8
Kingston Brewing Company truck is parked, I think permanently, out side the Ashton Brewing Company about 150k north of Kingston. I was surprised by the find and should return for a better photos someday.
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Stone Brewing cap from their Stone Imperial Russian Stout.
Their mascot reminds me of a modern-day version of Baphomet, a pagan fertility god.
8-13-08
This little metal teabag is a great way to brew up a nice cup of tea with loose tea leaves. Apparently, loose tea leaves are higher quality/more flavoursome than bagged tea leaves.
Taken with a Macro Takumar 50/4
Brewing Storm_4993
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What is becoming a rare event in Southern California, a storm brews off shore, slowly working its way toward the California coast. More please!
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Moments before a massive storm homing in on the famous black beach of Iceland.
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The new place to be in Brisbane. The Ladies are dressed to the nines. Great place for a beer overlooking the river
In July, we stayed on the Albemarle Sound in North Carolina and got to see some fantastic storms.
I haven't been on flickr in awhile and I'm posting and running. Hope to do some catch up later today!
HMM! A bit obvious shot for the theme, but this is the first time for me to try focus stacking: 19 pictures stacked together.
I will admit to drinking (probably) more tea than is good for me.
This is a teabag in the top of a mug releasing all the relaxing flavour for immediate consumption
Beverage for Macro Mondays
In 1990, archaeologists unearthed the royal brewery of the ancient Egyptian Queen Nefertiti. There, amid the ten brewing chambers, traces of ancient beer residue were discovered and subsequently made into ‘Tutankhamun ale’ – named after the Pharoah and Nefertiti’s supposed stepson. For a while, this became of one of the most expensive beers in the world. Inspired by the discovery, and being a craft beer lover, I set out to produce a photo for an imaginary brewery logo.
We came across this strange 'lady' on our explore and she offered us a brew of the most questionable ingredients, needless to say we declined her unkind offer and quickly went on our way...
A great adventure with Mars Lander, Justoneclick, Psycho Paul, Vicky exploring Bowes and the Browns :)