I like the flip to colour here ... makes it more than just another trashed can. Lovely light and that spot of green among the brown. I very pleasing image.
Joan Elizabeth, this did not work out in b/w at all - totally boring. I liked the moss - wondering how long it would take this moss to grow on a beer can ... .
Antimaus, you know what happened after reading your comment, don't you? I enlarged, I heightened the contrast, I googled and now I am 99% sure: it is a Karlsberg! :-)
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Photos are resized or may be cropped - that's the only post-processing I do.
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I like the flip to colour here ... makes it more than just another trashed can. Lovely light and that spot of green among the brown. I very pleasing image.
I really like the green spot too :)
I'm trying to guess the brand of the can now :)
Antimo
Joan Elizabeth, this did not work out in b/w at all - totally boring. I liked the moss - wondering how long it would take this moss to grow on a beer can ... .
Antimaus, you know what happened after reading your comment, don't you? I enlarged, I heightened the contrast, I googled and now I am 99% sure: it is a Karlsberg! :-)
Funny, I thought beverage cans were mostly aluminum these days.
Argh! Not my favourite! ;P
Antimo
kobico, yes, you are right, most of them are. I am not sure why there is rust.
antimo, I do not think beer should ever come in cans, so ... naa, not my type of thing, too. Another point is that I prefer a dark beer ;-)
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