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great. Now I'm going to have that song in my all day!
lol
but nicely shot.
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GAWD! I started humming it as soon as I saw the title! Great use of DOF. Now I want to try a glass.....Originally Posted by Bambi
great. Now I'm going to have that song in my all day!
lol
but nicely shot.
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I like this shot as well!
I also like wine but don't know too much about it. It looks there is a sieve in the decanter. Is that to collect any sediment?
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Thanks all you wine lovers
Yes and yes, Marko. It is called a Decantus but it is actually more of a funnel/aerator type thing that sits in your decanter. Lots of heavy wines and older wines, and especially port have a sediment.
This photo here shows a little more of how it works:
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oh that's pretty cool - thx for showing me!
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Nice shot JAS, and nice subject matter. I also like the background colour. As I sit here at work on Friday, counting down the hours, your photo made me think of this
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Very nice JAS. Love the use of the red background also.
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