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Old Taylor Images Revisited

Click on the image to open a larger version in another window. This weekend I decided to return to some images I shot last summer at Old Taylor Distillery. I felt that I had grown greatly in my skills with … Continue reading

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Trompe l’oeil at Buffalo Trace Distillery

Click on the image to open it at a larger size in another window. This image was taken last Saturday morning at Buffalo Trace Distillery in Frankfort Kentucky. The mural on the building is a trompe l’oeil painting. The term trompe … Continue reading

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Where the Bourbon Was Born

Click on the image to open it at a larger size in another window. This image is a four exposure bracket set taken at ISO 200 without additional light added. One of the benefits of shooting for HDR is the ability … Continue reading

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Water Tower and Distilling Plant

Click on the image to open it at a larger size in another window. This is the last set of brackets I was able to shoot when I was on the abandoned distillery this week. Right after these shots were taken … Continue reading

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Back to the Distillery Again

Click on the image to open it at a larger size in another window. I got up this morning and all I could think about was going back to the abandoned distillery I found last week. I had some ideas I … Continue reading

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Exploring an Abandoned Distillery (Part 4)

Click on the image to open it at a larger size in another window. I thought I would end the week with a couple more shots of the distillery I was exploring. This first image was processed in NIK HDR Efex … Continue reading

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Exploring an Abandoned Distillery (Part 3)

Click on the image to open it at a larger size in another window. I can’t stop working with these images. I’m so intrigued by the architecture and the way nature is slowly taking back the place. I keep trying to … Continue reading

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Exploring an Abandoned Distillery (Part 2)

Click on the image to open it at a larger size in another window. This image is another from my exploration of the abandoned distillery I talked about yesterday. I am very curious about the purpose of this structure and will … Continue reading

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Window to a Spirit World

This is another bracketed shot of five exposures processed in NIK HDR Efex Pro 2 and Aperture 3. By using five exposures I was able to capture both the exterior detail of the brick and stonework and the barrel inside … Continue reading

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Resting Spirits

Yesterday morning I joined 25 or 30 fellow Louisville Photographic Society members for a tour and photo walk at the oldest continuously operating distillery in the United States, Buffalo Trace Distillery, located in Frankfort, Kentucky. The tour included a great deal … Continue reading

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