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This Grumpy Monk Belgian IPA from Samuel Adams is part of a mixed case containing 4 different beers that I bought at Costco about 4 weeks ago. All 4 beers were decent, but this one had the best label.
Strobist info: This is a composite of two separate images .... one with rim lighting and one with just the labels. It took about 15 minutes of post processing in PS CC to combine the two and clean up the black background. Down below in the comments is a picture I took that shows a similar setup. The only difference in the methods is that for this one I set the bottle on a mirror so that I could get a little rim lighting underneath the bottle. To get the rim lighting, I placed the bottle up against a piece of black foam core that was leaning up against a 24 inch softbox containing a YN560 in manual mode. The strobe was triggered by a Yongnuo RF-603N.
I enjoy good beer, and appreciate a clever or interesting label. Other pictures that I've taken of beer can be seen in my Beer album.
The grumpy girl (Elizabeth) at the Tate Modern in front of her favorite pieces of art, "Violins Violence Silence" by Bruce Nauman
The We're Here! group has visited the Grumpy group today.
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In West Vancouver there is a dog walk so dogs can walk freely without being on a leash. It runs beside the railway tracks and is separated from the sea walkway by a mesh fence. These two dogs looked awfully grumpy to me as I think they wanted to be with their master or mistress on the paved walk.
Canon AT-1, 50mm f/1.4, Kodak Tri-X @800.
Biggles was grumpy with me because I told him off for being naughty. I decided to capture his angry stare.
What I am going to look like on Monday, since I was too dense to take both Monday and my birthday off.
Corbin said - "why don't you get one of the seagull - so, I did! I don't think this gull was really into it!
This girl was hanging out by herself on the side of a busy street. It seems like she is having a bad day. She didn't even bother to change her expression even after seeing a couple of cameras pointing at her. But that works better for me. Capturing her unaffected expression is definitely a lot better than capturing a forced smile.