Urbex - Abandoned wine farm

In wine, there's truth, wine makes all things possible, wine is bottled poetry. A wine glass without wine never looks as beautiful as when there is wine in it and...the glass of wine I've drunk is beginning to take a few corners off the world...

Note: The wine shown in this picture is actually a terrible wine that I would never personally drink...thus the reason I was willing to sacrifice it for a photo lol. As soon as I got the shot I wanted, it went down the drain :)

68/366

A dull cold day, so wine o'clock came a bit earlier :)

A pennant in the window of Arista Wines in Edmonds.

--

AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 G + Nikon Df.

Thanks for your visits, comments and favorites.If you are interested feel free to visit my homepage www.bophoto.de

This didn't quite turn out quite as I'd hoped.

This old bottle of wine came with my hotel room in London back in 1998. I don't drink so I kept it as a souvenir. LOL

feliz ano novo pra todo mundo! =)

até 2009!

;*

Met up with some friends for dinner at Spill the Wine on Friday night. We all had a great time even though I messed up and got the actual location wrong at first.

Chris Gurinsky

cof

Spoiling myself in a posh hotel lounge. Smoked salmon sandwiches, should have ordered a chilled glass of white wine, making do with coffee. xx

Bottle of wine

PENTAX K-5 II s • 160 ISO • Sigma Art 18-35mm F1.8 DC HSM

**This is a photo of the winery that my parents, wife and myself went for lunch. It is absolutely beautiful!!!**

*********************************************************

This was by far one of the most beautiful afternoons that I have experienced. It made it all that much better being with loved ones :-)

***************************************************************

If you are interested in seeing more shot from my California Trip

Carols Winery Fountain

Carols Winery Shield

Paradise Temuku Hills

a project for school, we had to recreate the wine glass on the right ana make it exact or better, i tried to improve it :) mine is one the left

Whim would Like to thank Linda for the mame-sized floor-buffer. She finally gets to kick up her feet and have a glass of wine!

Foradori vineyards - Trentino-Alto Adige, Italy

XTU Architects

"You haven't drunk too much wine if you can still lie on the floor without holding on" - Dean Martin.

(Sorry to all who Fav'd this previously, put it back in PS as there were some niggling bits)

This is my first attempt at using a slave flash, so I would be very grateful for any advice you may have.

I bought a cheap £10 Neewer slave flash on amazon, placed it to the front/left side of the glass pointing at a white sheet of card in the background, set the on camera flash to 1/32 and diffused it with an opaque plastic cap as to have enough just to trigger the slave. Vignette added and flash reflections removed in Photoshop CS5.

Testing out how to photograph glass bottles. Not the prettiest bottle I could find but sufficient for testing. Unfortunately I did not have a solid background and had to use the wallpaper. That took a long time to correct in post later. Also, a bigger room would be much better. There was simply too much spill light from the softbox all around and especially on the background

This is a huge picture made by mixture of several photos. The original file is 109 MEGAPIXELS. Dimension 11.492x9.401 pixels. For commercial purpose.

Feel free to contact me on "facebook"

This grape wine tasted a whole lot better than the diet Dr Pepper I had at the beginning of dinner

Sipping wine by the fire on a cold winter night.

British Museum, London, England, UK

not the best weather outside, so I decided to take an indoor picture.

Chris Gurinsky

3 of 365 Cheer Wine Pansy

Make: Canon

Model: Canon EOS 350D

Shutter Speed: 1/125 second

F Number: F/5.6

Focal Length: 70 mm

ISO Speed: 400

Photographer: Scarlet Hargrave

Well, maybe eventually I'll get some wine from these grapes ;-)

7 Days of Shooting Week #51 Still Life Macro Monday ....

Thanks to everyone who views this photo, adds a note, leaves a comment and of course BIG thanks to anyone who chooses to favourite my photo .... thanks to you all.