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A final shot of my wife’s glass of wine, this time in black and white with some restored colour; 16 Mar 2014.
As always, mono simplifies the scene. The bright tips of the fork assume new prominence – a short and slightly sinuous line of bright points – and the wine’s restored colour resembles an inferno in a glass.
Nuclear fission? Well, hardly, I mean its only rosé … but fill a glass, a bigger, balloon-type glass is best, with Moortgat’s Duvel or Westmalle’s Tripel (and drinking these delights at anything but room temperature is, of course, unthinkable) … and you might feel both shaken … and stirred …
Two earlier images in this series, along with more context, are here and here.
D700 with 70-300 Nikkor at 240mm; 800 ISO; Silver Efex Pro 2, starting at the Film Noir 1 preset.
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A beautiful shot! A rose by any other name . . .
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Thank you very much, Patti! Adrian 🙂
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Looks like a storm’s a-brewing ……… and I’m not surprised: you simply will not leave your wife’s wine alone 🙂
Love the processing here. I can see it as the cover of a book.
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Haha, luckily I’m not a wine lover, I very rarely drink any, although cold Cinzano has entered my affections recently. A book cover, eh? Well thank you, I’m certainly flattered! I hope you’re fine, M! A
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I am loving the wine shots. She and I need to sit down, tip one, and chat. Oh! That’s right. I’m ATP! Blah!
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Yes, you’re ATP, but it still would be nice to see you two sitting down and having a chat – who knows? One day??? I hope you’re good this Friday morning, Gem. A xxx
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Better. Thanks, A. New meds for mom and some specialists to see so maybe the quality of her life will improve, and then ours by default. 🙂
Sitting with E. would be such fun. We would talk all about you behind your back of course.
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I very much hope there will be improvement all round, for all of you, I really do.
Oh, and you’ll be able to talk behind my back with absolute impunity, and with E too for that matter, since I have this ongoing and certainly unreasonable urge to just keep on being fed ……
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😉
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It looks like a glass of lava!
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It does >>> now there’s a drink with a kick in it!!! 🙂
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This is great Adrian. I missed the others in the series. Off to look at them now.
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Glad you like it, Dave – thank you! Hope you’re both fine! Adrian
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You’ve got a lot of mileage out of this glass of wine 😉 I like this one very much ! the world on a stem….
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Yes, it would have been rather different if I’d been drinking it – glugged in a flash! Actually wine is not my thing, tho I enjoy cold Cinzano – and good (= expensive!) quality sauternes.
The world on a stem, good description. Glad you like it – thank you, Helen! Adrian 🙂
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