Beer Truck and Beer testing instructions...for C&C...

[IzzieK]

And old beer transportation truck displayed at the entrance foyer of the Touring section where the reception is located along with some other memorabilia and restaurants and beer tastings for the free tours. Also located on the same floor is of course the gift shop. I took quite a few angles of this truck but I like this angle best while trying to avoid some people like us also waiting for the tours to commence.

1. OK...it is a butt shot, but I like...



2. Beer testing instructions...'found this one in one the building...I think it was (still is...)one of the rooms of the old schoolhouse...Lighting was very poor...this is a three shot vertical panorama...



I'd thank you all and appreciate any comments, feedbacks and tips on how to photography inside a smallist area of a room full of memorabilla with lights on two side -- a big window on a bright sunny day and I think this is a tungsten light on the ceiling..you can see one also on the right top side of shelving...Also this is a mirrored cabinet...

Thank you.

[Shadowman]

Nice captures.

[deetheturk]

Nice captures Izzie, but where's all the beer? Bud pun intended!

[Ziggy]

I think the truck looks great for an inside shot. Looks like you got the WB right on this one.

[Saorsa]

I believe in testing beer to destruction.

[IzzieK]

Nice captures.

Thanks John..appreciate your passing by...

[IzzieK]

Nice captures Izzie, but where's all the beer? Bud pun intended!

OK...if I can put a bug in one of them, I'd post the shot....actually I haven't processed those drinking thingies yet...it will come...soon...thanks, David...appreciate your comment and your question....

Come to think of it, even if I post the drinking shots here, you won't be able to taste it, what the heck?!?

[IzzieK]

I think the truck looks great for an inside shot. Looks like you got the WB right on this one.

Yeah...WB looks good -- Someone woke me up from my long WB sleep on my other post of the time clock. Then I corrected the white, black and grey points...next time I will tackle some special effects....I am getting there. Thanks to you all who keeps pounding my post to keep it right...

Thanks Ziggy for commenting and praising me here. I truly truly appreciate it very much...

[IzzieK]

I believe in testing beer to destruction.

Welcome back, stranger...I don't drink beer really...sometimes an occasional sip from my husband's can...I have to process that one at the end of our tour...that was special and I got to sip a bit of it because Bill said it is more refreshing...

Thanks for commentiing, Brian...

[bnnrcn]

Very nice truck Isabel I would clone the half spot light above the truck next to the frame and I would reduce the highlights at the back of the truck on the floor.

[IzzieK]

Thanks Binnur...I've missed that until you mentioned it. I shall do that...'appreciate your comment and suggestion...

[mugge]

Where is the beer, surely there must be beer. Oh boy! That, however is only my opinion.
Cheers Ole

[Donald]

There's great clarity and vibrancy in that image. As we always say, get the exposure right in camera and it makes everything else a lot easier and, usually, more successful.

[Teton Chuck]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

[xpatUSA]

2. Beer testing instructions...'found this one in one the building...I think it was (still is...)one of the rooms of the old schoolhouse...Lighting was very poor...this is a three shot vertical panorama...

Izzie, I spotted a familiar-looking artifact in the cabinet!

Got two of them in my barn:


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Pedant alert: "Vertical panorama" huh? Hmmmm . . . . . . . tiltorama perhaps?

[IzzieK]

Where is the beer, surely there must be beer. Oh boy! That, however is only my opinion.
Cheers Ole

Please read response to David (#7)...Will upload soon...thanks for passing by and asking about the beer. It sure is a hot and muggy day down here. Glad we have central air where I can actually be inside and looked at my birdies from their perch...'appreciate your commenting...and feedback.

[IzzieK]

There's great clarity and vibrancy in that image. As we always say, get the exposure right in camera and it makes everything else a lot easier and, usually, more successful.

Donald, I did get the exposure right in camera. I did so after, via software (#8 message to Ziggy). I will not forget that next time as I had already put it in my workflow. Then I worked the white/black and grey points (if any). Fancy with all these improvement in software, even the most rubbish of shots can be improved. Good practice in making wrong right.

Thank you for your kind comments...'appreciate it very much...

[IzzieK]

Very nice. Thanks for sharing.

Thank you for kind comments, Chuck...truly appreciate it very much...

[IzzieK]

Now that you know how precious your artifact is, better take care of it, so your decendant can always be proud of your stash...who knows how much that will fetch later on if you keep it pristine...Nice find. I think Bill (hubby) said that one can buy replicas at the gift shop. I forgot to look while I was there...

Thank you for sharing your image too. That is very interesting. Appreciate it very much...

Izzie, I spotted a familiar-looking artifact in the cabinet!

Got two of them in my barn:


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Pedant alert: "Vertical panorama" huh? Hmmmm . . . . . . . tiltorama perhaps?