Old Whiskey

Q-bert · 12th of May 2008 (Mon)

When my great grandmother passed away I went up to help clean out here house. Well I found an old refrigerator and in the freezer part there were 5 bottles of whiskey, but only one had the label on it. I thought it was neat so I took it home as a conversation piece (no way would I drink that stuff).

Anyway I got a little inspiration this afternoon with the sun coming through the window and decided to take a few shots.

What do you think?

jbdavies · 12th of May 2008 (Mon)

I love it! Looks great.... just curious... what would it look like in B&W or some other "old" fashion?

Q-bert · 12th of May 2008 (Mon)

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Originally Posted by jbdavies

I love it! Looks great.... just curious... what would it look like in B&W or some other "old" fashion?

OK, here you go.

W.C Photography. · 12th of May 2008 (Mon)

That is pretty good! I think the lines are a little distracting.

Cobra351 · 12th of May 2008 (Mon)

What do I think? I think I'd like to try some of it!

Oh, and neat shot!

jbdavies · 12th of May 2008 (Mon)

Cool! I like both of them.

Thanks for making another version.

charger912 · 12th of May 2008 (Mon)

I like the first pic. Did you try the wiskey?

sm1rf · 12th of May 2008 (Mon)

It looks that old that if it was even half decent new it will be fabulous now, give it a try! Great pic by the way!

Q-bert · 12th of May 2008 (Mon)

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Originally Posted by charger912

I like the first pic. Did you try the wiskey?

I did try a sip when I poured it in the glass for the shot, but I don't know what 40 year old whiskey supposed to taste like. It almost has a caramel smell to it. If the bottle hadn't been oped already I would have been more sure of it.

tmonatr · 13th of May 2008 (Tue)

I piddled with it a little bit. Looks OK. Like your original, also.

MrsKitty · 13th of May 2008 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by Cobra351

Oh, and neat shot!

Pun intended?

Great find. I would consider taking it outside and kind of hiding it in some leaves, pine needles, grass or something to make it look like it was just "found" there. With the wear to the label, I think that would work.

Q-bert · 13th of May 2008 (Tue)

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Originally Posted by misskitty5077

Pun intended?

Great find. I would consider taking it outside and kind of hiding it in some leaves, pine needles, grass or something to make it look like it was just "found" there. With the wear to the label, I think that would work.

I may try that. Thanks for the idea.

12th of May 2008 (Mon)	#1
Q-bert " @!#?@! " Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Arkansas Posts: 876 IMAGE EDITING OK	Old Whiskey When my great grandmother passed away I went up to help clean out here house. Well I found an old refrigerator and in the freezer part there were 5 bottles of whiskey, but only one had the label on it. I thought it was neat so I took it home as a conversation piece (no way would I drink that stuff). Anyway I got a little inspiration this afternoon with the sun coming through the window and decided to take a few shots. What do you think?

12th of May 2008 (Mon)	#2
jbdavies Cream of the Crop Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Utah Posts: 5,738 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Old Whiskey I love it! Looks great.... just curious... what would it look like in B&W or some other "old" fashion? __________________ -Jeremy- UPDATED!! www.sur-realphotography.com UPDATED!! Facebook Profile \| Facebook Page Google+

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W.C Photography. Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Location: Tampa, Florida Posts: 234	Re: Old Whiskey That is pretty good! I think the lines are a little distracting. __________________ Canon Digital Rebel XTi /18-55/Vivitar 285HV/50 f/1.8/ Honeywell Pentax Spotmatic /50 f/2/135mm f/2.8/ Flickr

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Cobra351 Goldmember Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Virginia, USA Posts: 2,972	Re: Old Whiskey What do I think? I think I'd like to try some of it! Oh, and neat shot! __________________ Canon 5D Canon 40D - Infrared Modified (www.lifepixel.com) Canon Lenses: 17-40, 24-105 f/4 IS, 100 2.8 IS Macro, TS-E 90, 70-200 f/4 IS, 100-400 IS Canon EF25 II , EF 1.4x II Smith & Wesson M&P 340CT .357 Magnum

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jbdavies Cream of the Crop Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Utah Posts: 5,738 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Old Whiskey Cool! I like both of them. Thanks for making another version. __________________ -Jeremy- UPDATED!! www.sur-realphotography.com UPDATED!! Facebook Profile \| Facebook Page Google+

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charger912 Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: Mid-Misery Posts: 823 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Old Whiskey I like the first pic. Did you try the wiskey?

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sm1rf Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Rawtenstall, Lancashire, England Posts: 940 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Old Whiskey It looks that old that if it was even half decent new it will be fabulous now, give it a try! Great pic by the way! __________________ "Skill in photography is acquired by practice and not purchase" My Gear http://underwoodphotographic.zenfolio.com/

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tmonatr Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Tennessee Posts: 1,585 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Old Whiskey I piddled with it a little bit. Looks OK. Like your original, also. __________________ Tim Bartender - "So, you guys are dictionary salesmen." Roy Munson - "You would be punctilious in assuming that." Last edited by tmonatr : 27th of July 2008 (Sun) at 17:59.

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