Individually, I would say that they are great, except for the red ale, where the splash background isn’t very exciting (although it has a subtle 1 shape to it, as in number one). As a set, I wish that they were positioned and framed in a consistent manner.
You haven’t taken into account any furniture I might have and it’s placement, that would severely limit my options for positioning the table the bottles sat on, the camera tripod, the flash tripod etc.
FYI, my tiny flat has a total livable area of around 27 square meters (bathroom, kitchen, small hallway and a bedroom).
I don’t see it. The shape may have to be pointier and more assertive.
Didn’t bring it up because I wanted to be respectful. Since someone did, let me ask: Would it be possible to temporarily rearrange your furniture or remove a door or window to add more length?
Nah man, don’t worry. I actually find it somewhat curious you would assume this was something that would not be respectful. I mean… I live alone, no woman, no kids, no pets and I spend most of my time in bed sleeping, or watching TV, or if not that, I’m at my desk, on my computer. Plus I own the place - bought it in cash, true slav-style, so there’s no rent, no bank payments… I’m actually rather proud of my little matchbox.
Short answer is no, not really.
WOW… That doesn’t sound fun at all… just kidding. May I ask why? Have you had any other alcohol?
No it really does not… May be a cultural thing, or maybe I’m just not that easily offended, but I don’t find anything rude about it. It’s OK.
Uhm… I don’t know, it hasn’t crossed my mind to make them vertical… But now that you mention it, I’m starting to think perhaps it would have made a little more sense.
I lived in smaller spaces before, one being a university residence. The building was designed by a penitentiary architect. It was literally and figuratively a concrete, brick and metal cold place. I lived in a single. The room itself was an octagon with two heavy fire doors. Drove me crazy. After a year, I learned to arrange the furniture and fixtures once every few days to add more variety to my stay. Took some photos to document the state of the room and the modifications I made but the lighting was really dim in there.
Little social experience, oversensitive palate, allergies and cost are the reasons. I have tried basic white and red wines. Ice wine is okay but too sweet. Every time, one or two sips is more than enough. A flaming rum cake (if gluten and dairy free) is okay too, for the spectacle.
Hmm, it might just be the act of scrolling but it looks as if the camera angle wasn’t identical each time. Make a mark on the table or something, for when you change the bottle.
Having said that, it’s a fun and great idea, and i love the backgrounds.
Yes, side-light would help, especially for the Porter Black, where there’s also no reflection visible of the bottle (unsurprisingly perhaps!).
I haven’t been able to drink beer since i was 19 or so - makes me sick. My partner can have gluten-free no-sugar-added organic beer. On the other hand we have a large house with two barns