Cellar
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The Foreboding was created from 5 different images using Adobe Photoshop. A lot of burning and dodging was done for the shadows and highlights.. Thanks for looking.. . / .
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Photo taken at the Seven Hill winery in the Clare Valley, South Australia. / This cellar is underground and hopefully I have captured is age, beauty, texture and musky scent. / See the location on Google Maps
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La Rue Obscure is the oldest street in the old town of Villefranche sur Mer on the French Riviera, between Nice and Monaco. It was built on virgin soil at the beginning of the 13th century. La Rue Obscure formed the basis of the rest of the town’s construction on the slopes rising from this coastal lane. It gave inhabitants of the town certain refuge against possible attacks. The ship captains who were forced by storms to anchor in the bay, could make necessary repairs in safety. La Rue Obscure also welcomed precious merchandise, such as wine, in its cellars.
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I hope you like my abstract black and white treatment on this shot of an underground tunnel
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www.glennalderson.com Leconfield – Richard Hamilton Wines – McLaren Vale / This vineyard surrounds the McLaren Vale Cellar Door, Head Office and McLaren Vale Vineyard Office, between the corners of Main and Johnston Roads. The site produces the majority of our award-winning Shiraz. The soil structure of Farm Block vineyard is black cracking over calcareous clay and red loam over clay and limestone. Farm Block Vineyard Composition / The total vineyard area is 22.2 hectares/54.9 acres. /
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this young lady is quite the talented singer! / she had me do her promo shots for her upcoming album! / she may be moving to Nashville Tennesse to be signed there! / Let’s cross our fingers for Paige, and hope to see her in the near future, taking over the country music scene.
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Sevenhill Cellars – Clare Valley South Australia. The Jesuits, (Society of Jesus) migrated to Australia from Austria in 1848 seeking a life free from religious and political persecution. They settled at Sevenhill in the beautiful Clare Valley and established Sevenhill Cellars, which is the oldest existing winery in the Clare Valley in 1851. Initially the main purpose of the cellars was to provide sacramental wine for religious use and this has been ongoing. Sevenhill Cellars now produce white, red and fortified wines as well as sacramental wine. ... from the Sevenhill Cellars web page – history Canon 50D ; Sigma 18-200mm OS 3 frame HDR/tone mapped – so to gain the range of subtle colours in a low light situation
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Well, he did say he wanted in …. / thats billyboy in the crate! / http://www.redbubble.com/people/billyboy
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Medieval building in old Cesky Krulov, Cxech Republic
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A view inside the beautiful cellar door at Jeannert Wines in the Clare Valley, South Australia. One of Jeanneret’s Shiraz wines is labeled ‘Cowboys n Indians’ and I tried to capture and present the essence of that wine and the wonderful atmosphere inside in this shot. You’ll see the Cowboy and Indian posters on the back wall. / See the location of Jeanneret Wines on Google Maps The host at Jeanneret, Clare is a lovely lady and you taste their beautiful wines over an aged barrel as the bar (shown in the bottom right) Thanks to the winemaker, Ben Jeanneret for buying a large framed print of this for his cellar.
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The range of vintage wines on offer at The Minya Winery near Torquay, on The Great Ocean Road. / Cabernet Sauvignon / Shiraz / Merlot. / Grenache. / Chardonnay. / Gewurztraminer. / Oliver’s Blend. / Vinegar. / / Pentax istDS Camera. An HDR image with three exposures bracketed and processed using Dynamic Photo HDR.
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In small cellars like this we produce wine! My Website / → /
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Photo taken at the Illaparra Fortified Winery in the Barossa Valley, South Australia. / I bought a port barrel from Illaparra on my last visit and it’s just great (well worth the investment) / This “Cellar C” is above Illaparra’s cellar door. / The green tone is from the lighting (I haven’t changed the photos toning) / See the location on Google Maps / Thank you to Laura and Pete who bought a poster of Cellar C
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Personally I think there is nothing common about it! It’s botanical name is: Calochilus robertsonii. This little beauty was photographed today at Sinclare’s Gully Winery & Cellar Door at Norton Summit in the Adelaide Hills. It is the only eco- certified cellar door in the hills & the wine is very nice. They are also restoring the bush, and it is home to some wonderful native orchids and plants, as well as some stunning bird life such as the Sacred Kingfisher & the Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoo. It was a wonderful afternoon. We had a tour through the bush & then lunch & wine under the magestic candle bark trees….which included a pair of Yellow Tailed Black Cockatoos in plain view up amongst the branches. I can’t think of a better way to spend an afternoon, good company, food & wine, whilst relaxing amoungst our stunning native vegetation & wildlife…pure bliss! Sinclare’s Gully Winery & Cellar Door
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The cellars below the tasting rooms of Seven Hill Cellars, Clare Valley South Australia The Jesuits, (Society of Jesus) migrated to Australia from Austria in 1848 seeking a life free from religious and political persecution. They settled at Sevenhill in the beautiful Clare Valley and established Sevenhill Cellars, which is the oldest existing winery in the Clare Valley in 1851. Initially the main purpose of the cellars was to provide sacramental wine for religious use and this has been ongoing. Sevenhill Cellars now produce white, red and fortified wines as well as sacramental wine. ... from the Sevenhill Cellars web page – history Twenty varieties of grapes are grown yielding an average annual crush of 450 tonnes. (This is a far cry from the pioneering days of the first Jesuit winemaker Br Schreiner. He and Br Schneider built a wine press in 1863 capable of pressing a formidable load of 4 buckets of grapes at a time!) The wine is completely processed on the property including the bottling of the finished wine (35,000 cases per year). ... from the Sevenhill Cellars web page My favourite wine on the day – was the 2004 Grenache. A slightly lighter red than I would normally choose, however summer-time in Australia, this, slightly chilled, goes wonderfully well with a lunch of quality local cheeses, cold meats and few perhaps “European” finger foods such as dolmades, giant beans, etc. – all consumed under the shade of an old pepper tree. Ahh…isn’t life wonderful. 3 image HDR/tone mapped f1.8 ; 1/8 sec +/-2ev ; ISO100 Canon 50D / 50mm f1.8 Canon lens
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Now thats what I call a wine cellar, a beautiful drop I am sure Canon 400D / Canon Macro Lens 100mm Redfield Plug in Fractalius BEST VIEWED LARGER
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This photograph is from the underground cellar of the Chilean winery called COUSIÑO MACUL, one of the oldest wineries in Chile.
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