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Photo of the day- March 2023
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That floating/detached flame looks like a magical bird in flight!
Snowflakes on my window, ya know they're gonna cry!
Olympus TG-6 camera with some post image meddling.
Edit; A revised version.
Olympus TG-6 camera with some post image meddling.
Edit; A revised version.
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From southwest coast of Sweden, Halmstad,
2007.
Nikon D40X- 180 mm, f/9, iso 400, 1/1000s
Mint Martini 😉
Could be a framed Martini?
Why would anyone want to frame Martini?
On what grounds?🤔😁
Incredibly beautiful shot.
Thanks! One nice thing about the wide open skies in western US is the spectacular sunrises and sunsets (when the clouds cooperate).
How true. I remember one time driving through the Gallatin Valley in Montana and looking back in the rear view mirror - the entire sky looked to be on fire. Just incredible. We can get some good ones here in Seattle -
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/photo-of-the-day-january-2023.2375467/post-31866826
Gorgeous color and I'm sure it is delicious! However, why would someone serve a Martini in a classic Margarita glass? Martini glasses are shaped quite differently..... Are you sure you have the correct name for the drink?
Thanks, not delicious though....
Because it's water and green beads with sparkling water! LOL
I just wanted to try the effect of the sparkling water on beads. A green Margarita would have been weirder , maybe as much as the green Martini in a Margarita glass 😄
Actually a genuine Margarita / Margherita? is yellowish-green , reflecting its relationship to limes, so a brighter green probably wouldn't seem all that extraordinary. When from time to time I decide to have a Margarita at home, I use a glass from my set of them which looks very similar to the one you've shown here. Cheers!
With regard to viewing this image, on my screens (both the MBP's built-in screen and the larger external monitor's screen) as a lovely, vivid blue. Reminds me of popsicles we used to get as kids, which were called "Sky Blue" and had a distinctive fruity flavor.
It was just the incongruence in the identification of the glass with the type of drink supposedly in there as the content which caught my attention. I'm old and not a participant in the current bar scene. For all I know, now people are serving Margaritas in water tumblers and Martinis in glasses meant to hold whiskey or even just putting them into shot glasses! LOL!
The image itself is really nice and you did a good job, especially with the lovely blue coloring and well-shot presentation.
