It's been an exciting month and many of my photos reflect more about my activities and travels than artistic side. I hope you've enjoyed sharing in this ongoing project, as I'm proud to say that I was recently nominated as an "Instagram account to follow" by my colleagues, many who are vastly more talented than I. I'm actually giving a presentation today about my beertography.
Below you'll find some of my recent photos, which you may also come across on my Instagram page, Twitter account or even Untappd. If you like these, you can find all of my beertography on Instagram or in my running archive.
All my shots are taken with my iPhone 5 unless otherwise noted. Let's see what October had to offer...
A Trip Out WestNow I know what Ed is talking about.
Exploring at HomeOddly enough, my favorite sample from the event was probably a dry-hopped cider by Bull City Ciderworks. They use Cascade and Galaxy hops which gives the cider an unforgettable aroma of tangy tropical fruit and citrus.
(Coincidentally, my beertography is so popular, festival organizers stole a photo from me)
Mission AccomplishedI've been inspired by other photographers to try and incorporate more setups for my beertography. With this shot, I used a shiny filing cabinet drawer and foggy window pane from the Scrap Exchange to capture light from outside. I'm still horribly low-tech, so I used a couple umbrellas to apply shading and reflect light.
Brewing PalI look forward to what November has to offer! As always, you can go back to see previous beertography posts:
+Bryan Roth
"Don't drink to get drunk. Drink to enjoy life." - Jack Kerouac