24 Hours in Mrytle Beach, S.C.

[jbtaylor]

A weekend golf trip is partially spoiled by a rogue snow storm.
All but the bottles of scotch (Sony 70-200mm) were taken with the 28-135mm Minolta.



It's nice when your host enjoys the finer things in life.


Later that night.


No golf today. Pack up and leave.

[aster]

Wow! That's quite the change of scene and weather, JBTaylor.

Nice shots all and tell the tale well. I especially like the bottles and the 'snowing' in the third photo; the flakes falling show nicely.

Thanks for sharing,


Yildi

[jbtaylor]

Thanks Yildiz.
A few more for you.

[aster]

Thank you, JBTaylor.

I appreciate them very much....

One thing I like about whisky other than its rich flavour and warmth when sipped patiently is its warm colours and brilliant clarity which best shows with backlighting and your photos captured exactly that... and the bottles always have very interesting shapes too. Bottle designs earn some appreciation here as well.

Thanks for sharing....and now I want some snow too, because we really had so little of it. : ))


Yildiz

[sury]

Great "shots" of Whiskey (no pun intended ) JB. That Minolta is one heavy lens but
very reliable. The third one in the second set is my favorite outdoor shot. These fine libations
are to be sipped and savored as Yildiz rightly pointed out.For me, snow is optional.

With best regards,
Sury

[jbtaylor]

Thanks Sury.
Warm inside is the best way to battle cold outside.
Whiskey makes the insides warm.

[Dr. Harout]

Wow, nice set.

[jbtaylor]

Thank you Doctor Harout.

[Birma]

A great set JB. The whisky shots are also my favs

[jbtaylor]

Thank you Birma.
Some almost acceptable intentional blur shots for you.