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Light & Glass: I'll Take Manhattan

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And from 1925, Rodgers & Hart, here's Manhattan ... popularly known as I'll Take Manhattan We had a family gathering a couple weeks ago, and Trent fixed himself a Manhattan, which I just HAD to take pictures of! And of course I had to taste it, as well. Yummy, and very sweet! (It's whisky, sweet vermouth, and bitters. He makes his with Southern Comfort.)

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ontar1

9:37AM | Thu, 22 October 2009

Cool, excellent capture!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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bmac62

10:42AM | Sat, 26 December 2009

Hey, I missed this one...it was in my non-commenting stretch between Aug 13th and Sep 6th or so. How very like the results in my "Hospitality" pic. This Manhattan is almost the same color as my White Zin...this is more nutty brown, but close. What do I see in the top of the glass? Venetian blinds, a scene that is reminiscent of the old, extinct volcano down at the end of Waikiki Beach in Honolulu (see the mountain and the blue water?), and lower down some long vertical lines from architectual features in the room. What we should do is make a series. I'd like to see more of your house. Let me suggest,...take a glass of some reflectivity into each room in your home...fiddle with lighting and your camera settings to your heart's content, and take a picture similar to this. The test for your viewers would then be, "What do you see and what room is this?". I will try one such shot this weekend...it'll be an upcoming post, assuming it works:) And if it works, we'll have another something unique. Hmmmm, I've got some Creme de Menthe with a nice green color. But it is probably too dark to really see through.

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MakeKONICA MINOLTA
ModelDiMAGE Z3
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ISO Speed200
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