Ron is going to be thrilled with this! I love the clarity and what great details...no glass glare - that is hard! Now one question for you, why is there still wine in the bottle (what happened to your theory of shooting a picture then taking a drink)??
I will answer Tammy's question first, (Because you weren't there or it would be MT" Great snap Bal, but I find this so funny, Naming a wine after a Big Red (Kangaroo) don't see the connection, They are Macropods (Giant feet) and the wine is designed to make you legless/ Some people will do anything to sell a product. Reminds me of a question Tammy posed at one of her soirres, "What to Vitners buy, that is half so precious as the stuff they sell?" apologies to Omah/
Ron is going to be thrilled with this! I love the clarity and what great details...no glass glare - that is hard! Now one question for you, why is there still wine in the bottle (what happened to your theory of shooting a picture then taking a drink)??
ReplyDeleteI like the Aussie's wine and you did them proud with this. Great details as it feels I could reach out and touch the bottle.
ReplyDeleteVal, you keep amazing me with your photos! I love this! The bottle is great and I like that the background has some character, not just plain.
ReplyDeletelove the colors!
ReplyDeleteI will answer Tammy's question first, (Because you weren't there or it would be MT" Great snap Bal, but I find this so funny, Naming a wine after a Big Red (Kangaroo) don't see the connection, They are Macropods (Giant feet) and the wine is designed to make you legless/ Some people will do anything to sell a product.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a question Tammy posed at one of her soirres, "What to Vitners buy, that is half so precious as the stuff they sell?" apologies to Omah/
I like the way the lighting makes the wine glow a bit - it really shows the color and it's luscious contrasted with that label.
ReplyDeleteA great shot, Val. I love the colorful wine against the neutral background. No glass glare, also.
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