Eurotrash's Euro52 Gallerie

eurotrash · Aug 29, 2013

I've been working hard at my new job after being unemployed for over 7 months. I haven't been thinking of anything other than hard work and paying off debt! But today, I got hired to picture take some fruits and veg's for a local juice bar. There are some others, but these are my favorites because they make me hungry.

I really need to get out and make some photographs!

Orange by stupidphotoguy, on Flickr

Orange2 by stupidphotoguy, on Flickr

Krs_2007 · Aug 29, 2013

Very nice

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piperbarb · Aug 30, 2013

Very yummy looking.

eurotrash · Sep 5, 2013

Thanks! I had to literally set up all the fruits and arrange them on that table for them since they didn't have the 'creative talent' to do it, lol. I don't think I did either to be honest, but whatever.

eurotrash · Sep 7, 2013

The LADEE Rocket blasts through the stratosphere over Washington's skyline late Friday evening!
(16-85vrii on long exposure, four images stacked in Photoshop to get the nice trail of the rocket.)

LADEE Rocket over Washington's Skyline by stupidphotoguy, on Flickr

Rick M · Sep 7, 2013

Nice shot(s)!

eurotrash · Sep 22, 2013

Thanks guys! It was definitely an adventure.

To me, a 'pumpkin ale' should taste like a pumpkin pie. Too many of these pumpkin beers are way heavy on the spices, and not focused enough on actual pumpkin taste, some were uneventful entirely. Some just taste like spice alone. Well, I took the liberty these past two seasons to drink every single seasonal beer out, in order to decipher which are the best contenders for your seasonal money. Again, with seasonal beers, they tend to change every season depending on crops, batch notes, etc.. This is a culmination of two seasons worth of tasting. There are more this year, literally 40 beers that I singly selected and tested, based on alcohol content, taste, carbonation level in relation to the style, etc. I still have five left to test, but I'm confident that the verdict is in: These are the two best tasting beers money can buy this season.

Saranac Pumpkin Ale and Ichabod Crandall Ale. Good luck finding them locally though, because I bought 4 cases of each yesterday!
(NOTE: If you do buy some of these, be sure to chill them down to the point of freezing and drink them at about 50-60 degrees F. If you drink them ice cold, you won't taste much spice or pumpkin at all.)

Best October Beers by stupidphotoguy, on Flickr