Beertography in Nature!

Thanks! It's no longer being produced but it's called the Aromatic Glass from Pretentious glass company.

 

Texas wishes it has a coast like that. Santa Monica Mountains, specifically the end of the Los Leones Trailhead looking down at Santa Monica and Venice in far distance. Had two Palapas at the top and crushed many more after the 12 mile round trip through the canyons.

 

I lost a lot of photos on my old phone, but found a few (glass free) to contribute.
West side of Oahu

Black Sand Beach Maui

OHIO

 

Patio Shot on the deck with trees in the background....

 

With a few seconds or minutes of exposure?
Good thing I live in a perennial Top10 Cloudiest Places In US

A lot of my WBAYDN? posts could fit on this thread, but I'll just throw 3 of em out here for now.

 

EDIT: From WBAYDN February 3, 2015 (if my math is right that would be WBAYDN #836 or so)

 

Maybe he was in Australia?

 

Old Milwaukee in a tree down by the river (or lake?).

 

They are making a similar glass called The Sequel: http://www.pretentiousglass.com/sto...ft_Beer_Glassware,_Pint_Glass,_Hand_made.html

 

Here's a good article on light-struck beer that doesn't get too wonky. https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/xy7vn4/this-is-why-your-beer-tastes-skunky
Your question is answered about halfway through the article:

There can be variation in detectable skunk depending on the individual's sensitivity, amount of hops in the beer, or competing aromas from the beer or surroundings. Hop-forward beers (e.g. an IPA, APA, hoppy pils, etc.) have more hop molecules for the sun's photons to collide/react with. If you put a hoppy beer in a clear glass in full midday sun for 30-60 seconds and take a whiff, you'll probably sense some skunky odors, and they will get stronger the longer you leave the beer in the sun.


Nice photos and your beer looks pretty safe in those cloudy late afternoons with low-angle sun, partially burying the glass in the snow doesn't hurt either.

 

I really like the idea of this thread! We had about 2.5" of snow here in Central NC yesterday (and it will be gone tomorrow), so I went out this morning to take a few pics. They are all stunt/stand-in cans as they were empty awaiting recycling

 

Apparently I do not take a lot of beer photos outside, but when I do it tends to be around the fire-pit.

 

Love the pics, but you are some crazy people. You guys just walk around with a glass and a can of beer in the middle of winter waiting to set up the perfect shot? Do you drink the beer in the middle of the woods once you are done shooting it? What happens when the police find you wandering the backwoods looking like you just dumped a body in the lake with an open container, a mask and a machete like in this one:

 

Dinosaurs in my backyard this morning...

Cheers!

 

Last year in the Sierra Mountains.



Homebrewed red ipa in my backyard


Summer trip to the redwoods, which means a stop by Cellarmaker. Stayed in this killer location which we had a house all to ourselves in a big plot of land. Living in Orange County I am not used to having a large backyard.

 

That's awesome.