This week the folks over at WordPress have chosen “Threes” for their Weekly Photo Challenge! Here is what they are asking for:
“In a nutshell, a three-picture story is a way to help you think about storytelling with images. To create a three-picture story, gather:
1) An establishing shot: a broad photo of your subject.
2) A relationship: two elements interacting with one another.
3) A detail: a close-up of one part of your subject.”
So, let’s head into the world of wine making!
Here is my establishing shot. These bins are loaded with grapes ready for processing!
Grapes ready for crush
My relationship shot: The grapes have been sorted and are dropping into the destemmer.
In process
For the detail shot, here is a close up of juice coming off the press!
Juice from the press
Did I meet this challenge? Here are three that I really liked!
Well, it is the start of the weekend! Go out and have a good one, and of course, thank you for dropping in! ^..^
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Had a lovely glass of wine last night. I particularly like the last photo. Blessings on your Sunday.
janet
Thank you Janet!
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LOVE the close up of the pressed juice! I make wine and have never thought to capture an image close up of the crushing destemming process. Thanks for sharing.
I have shots too of the Chardonnay dripping from the press, but the colors of the reds show up better! Glad you enjoyed my photos!
I’ll drink to that! 😉
You would if there was any left! LOL!
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You certainly did. Good job. How about a shot of that glass of vino?
This challenge only called for 3 photos! Maybe if they do another challenge on great finishes!
Hah! yes.
🙂
Yes – you captured the three. Wine from grape to juice captured in your photos, just add fermentation. Your photo of the grape’s juice dripping from the press is a good one.
Thank you PJ!