The Red Wine

[ypurcaro]

I would like your comments on this one that I tried to learn better composition. Do you think the photo is crisp enough? What is your suggestion? Should I crop it?



Camera Canon EOS REBEL T1i
Exposure 0.02 sec (1/50)
Aperture f/6.3
Focal Length 60 mm
ISO Speed 400
Exposure Bias 0 EV

Any comments are appreciated! Thank you.

[dbevisjr]

I really like this photo. The part that is clear is the reflection of the varietal on the surface of the wine in the glass. I like that your composition focuses on that without the vineyard name. I wouldn't crop it. In fact, I'd frame it and hang it in my dining room. Three cheers to you. Now excuse me for a moment, there's a bottle of Robert Mondavi cab beckoning from my cellar.

[ypurcaro]

Originally Posted by dbevisjr

I really like this photo. The part that is clear is the reflection of the varietal on the surface of the wine in the glass. I like that your composition focuses on that without the vineyard name. I wouldn't crop it. In fact, I'd frame it and hang it in my dining room. Three cheers to you. Now excuse me for a moment, there's a bottle of Robert Mondavi cab beckoning from my cellar.

Thank you. So, do you like Beringer? Robert Mondavi is my second choice!

[dbevisjr]

Yes I do like Beringer. Just became very fond of Mondavi Private Reserve Cab. It was my transition catalyst when my tastes changed from white to red. Another good red is Tobin James Ballistic Zin.