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 by MHD on Wed May 10, 2006 1:41 pm
A had a hobby fusion on the weekend...
As well as photography I whip up the odd home brew every now and then...
I was asked to shoot a brew day our club (The Canberra Brewers) had at a local haunt (the Wig and Pen)
http://images.potofgrass.com/wpbd
Three of my favourites:
Richard the head brewer with his nice gadgets
This is know as a false bottom or manifold which allows the sweet wort (unfermented beer) to be drained off without the grain
Tap line up at the Wig
Some things I noticed:
It was a very tight environment, thank god it had a white roof as direct flash, even with the LS, was very harsh. Also the kit was not really wide enough, would have loved to use the 12-24 of FE on the day..
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by MCWB on Wed May 10, 2006 1:45 pm
Holy crap, is that a "Randell the Enamel Animal"? Awesome. 
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by MHD on Wed May 10, 2006 2:08 pm
yes... yes it is...
hoppy hop!
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by daniel_r on Wed May 10, 2006 2:15 pm
as soon as the first image loaded I thought "hey, that looks an awful lot like the W&P!"
Anyone visiting Canberra that enjoys a good ale should drop in and sample the brew. Highly recommended.
Good capture in #3, a 12-24 would have been handy 
maybe you should make a "beer" gallery for your work - seems to be a fairly regular subject 
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by MHD on Wed May 10, 2006 2:25 pm
hmm....
Make sure you try Ruby Smoooth when it goes on tap (estimated next friday 19/5)
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by Thommo on Wed May 10, 2006 8:06 pm
daniel_r wrote:as soon as the first image loaded I thought "hey, that looks an awful lot like the W&P!" Anyone visiting Canberra that enjoys a good ale should drop in and sample the brew. Highly recommended. Good capture in #3, a 12-24 would have been handy maybe you should make a "beer" gallery for your work - seems to be a fairly regular subject
I second,
Gotta love the Wig & Pen, always a great place to kick off a big night
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