Posted by Shuva Brata Deb (Hyderabad, India) on 7 December 2006 in Food & Cuisine.
This is what happens when you buy un-chilled bear and keep them in the deep freezer and forget to take out. Soon after the beer-ice started to melt it was forming this interesting block inside. This shot was shot with only the torch lighing from above. I could not really decide whether to crop the torch or not, but having it gives a feeling that the bottle is huge.
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From the thumbnail I thought this was a cave with the light shining down. This shot has some fantastic detail, although I think the spotlight at the top with the lens flare kinda detracts from that. Cool pic nonetheless.
7 Dec 2006 12:08am
I thought the exact same thing as Aaron when looking at the thubnail. So nice surprise! cool shot
7 Dec 2006 3:37am
nice product shot shuva. lovel detail, although I'm not really partial to the Fosters, I recommend Asahi Super Dry.
7 Dec 2006 5:47am
nice pic shuva. would like to see your shot of Guinness! great detail and a great subject. i dont think the light detracts too much.
7 Dec 2006 6:34am
Great image. Well done.
7 Dec 2006 8:58am
Lovely shot, b&w looks cool!
7 Dec 2006 9:16am
The thumbnail really looked different, interesting shot :)
Suby
7 Dec 2006 2:41pm
I also thought it was a photo taken from a cave from the thumbnail. It's amazing that Fosters is Australia's most famous beer but also our worst beer. Go figure.
7 Dec 2006 6:06pm
Pop! Very nice. :-)
7 Dec 2006 6:54pm
thirsty shot --I want one--so diff. from thumbnail--billy
7 Dec 2006 7:13pm
I've done that, especially when your trying to get it cold quickly but forget about it. I tend to agree with Darren, hardly anyone drinks Fosters in Australia yet it's the biggest export!
Nice take Shuva!
7 Dec 2006 7:33pm
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