The Earl

East Atlanta . . .

I thought I was going to see some good bull riding pictures. Alas, another beer I dislike a lot that tastes like 3 week old spoiled camel piss (yeah I know, "how do you know what camel piss tastes like" yada yada yada ). . . Don't ask. . .

My photos always get the Nicest Reviews here . . .

PBR is an excellent example of a beer within its style.

I like it.

Painted building-side advertisements like this are fast becoming distant memory of this countries past.

Would have loved to see what you could do with this one in a vertical frame and with a T/S lens.

I was using a 50mm f/1.4 fixed focal length lens . . .

On the DSLR 1.5x conversion, it turns into a 75mm portrait lens, ie; mini/short telephoto . . .

T/S = Tilt/Shift

No Paralax error.

(but I think you probably realize that)

NINE!!!!!!!!!!!!

Rather have a PBR than a Miller!!

I know what a T/S is, but I've never used one . . .

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Piece of cake with a medium or large format.

Now that 35mm SLRs have gone digital, you don't have to worry about focusing screens or polaroid test prints, so should be rather simple.

Unless you shoot a lot of archetecture, not worth buying unless you get a killer deal though.

Damn. I thought this would be a Peanut Butter & Rodents thread.

Lots of T/S lenses are gathering dust . . .

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Rather have the **** than a PBR. But Jet that is a cool picture.

RE #14-

Canon too? Or just Nikon?

I don't know . . .

Just a comment, as many are still sitting on display shelves, or if someone bought one, that rarely uses it, ect . . .

I hear you.

If I ever decide to upgrade(?) from my EOS-1NRs to EOS-40D's, I might look into one.

Nice shot Jet. The Earl is a cool bar. Is the Flatiron bar still open? Used to like to get the PBR tall boys there and scare all the trendos ordering their chocolate mint grasshopper moose crap martinis.

Pitchers of PBR at Moe's in the Highlands ain't bad either.

Thanks . . .

I've never been to the Flat-Iron, but it's still there . . .

Here's a photo I took of it recently . . .

http://www.flickr.com/photos/derekjacksonphotography/2283258208/ 

PBR is a Lager, and I like Lagers . . .

PBR is also inexpensive, and when you're drinking in a bar, then 5 dollar beers add up . . .

$2.50 for a 16 OZ beer suites me just fine . . .

Especially in East Atlanta . . .