Autumn/Fall 2023

[Click]

Nice series, cooldood.

 

[Maximilian]

Note to self bring wide angle when out birding

Really nice colours and mood. Well done.

 

[Del Paso]

Haven't seen wild hop ever around here before.
Maybe I should start with craft brewery

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A very important plant!

 

[EricN]

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Lovely! The airplane makes that one really special. Did you get anymore shots with it?

 

[Del Paso]

I‘m only famous for drinking good German beer

PS.: I‘m yet to find a craft beer that I like

Just the opposite here, I find German industrial beers boring and week in taste, while really enjoying their craft beers, also the British, French, North American craft beers, and, of course, all beers brewed in Belgium. Mass produced beer has lost its taste.
PS: I had a superb craft beer in Boulder City, Nevada. Should you ever be there...BBQ also highly recommended. Forgot the name, but the place is in "Main" Street.

 

[Del Paso]

From Schladming, Austria. Leica M & Summilux 35

 

[Click]

Very nice shots, Del Paso.

 

[cooldood]

Lovely! The airplane makes that one really special. Did you get anymore shots with it?

I did, I will post soon.

 

[EricN]

Just the opposite here, I find German industrial beers boring and week in taste, while really enjoying their craft beers, also the British, French, North American craft beers, and, of course, all beers brewed in Belgium. Mass produced beer has lost its taste.
PS: I had a superb craft beer in Boulder City, Nevada. Should you ever be there...BBQ also highly recommended. Forgot the name, but the place is in "Main" Street.

What do you think about American industrial beers?.

 

[Maximilian]

What do you think about American industrial beers?.

The ones I know: yellow water

 

[Del Paso]

What do you think about American industrial beers?.

Why do you call them "beers"?

 

[Del Paso]

Very nice shots, Del Paso.

Thank you, Click!

 

[cooldood]

The ones I know: yellow water

That is why we say they are like sex in a canoe. ****ing near water.

However USA craft beer is amazing. Now you can't swing a dead cat by the tail without hitting a micro-brewery.
We should start a beer pic thread

 

[EricN]

Why do you call them "beers"?

I'm not sure. It's how we (where I live in the state of Virginia) would say it in this context. Although, the flavor and alcohol content is debatable, so maybe we should just say, "liquids",,,

 

[danfaz]

A shot from the Carson River, south of Lake Tahoe.

 

[Del Paso]

That is why we say they are like sex in a canoe. ****ing near water.

However USA craft beer is amazing. Now you can't swing a dead cat by the tail without hitting a micro-brewery.
We should start a beer pic thread

You're right, micro breweries are a very welcome development, even where I live (Alsace, east of France). Our big ones, which brewed drinkable beers, began in the mid seventies to make "standard" beers. Beers which were not too malted, not too bitter, not too heavy on alcohol, that is to say: tasteless cat p..s. Now, in Alsace, quite a small region, there are at least two hundred micro breweries...and I.P.A.s rule!
As to US craft beers:

 

[Del Paso]

I'm not sure. It's how we (where I live in the state of Virginia) would say it in this context. Although, the flavor and alcohol content is debatable, so maybe we should just say, "liquids",,,

Just like Maximilian wrote, yellow liquids...

 

[Maximilian]

A shot from the Carson River, south of Lake Tahoe.

Really nice, danfaz. Did you use an ND for the exposure?

 

[Click]

A shot from the Carson River, south of Lake Tahoe.

Very nice shot, danfaz.

 

[danfaz]

Really nice, danfaz. Did you use an ND for the exposure?

Thanks, Max! Yes, I used a 3 stop ND/PL filter here to get a 2 second exposure.