A lot of wine

in these stainless steel containers in a part of the wine cellar at Hidden Valley. As there were too many people in the restaurant, I decided on this lovely scene. It was difficult to straighten, I tried aligning the ceiling, but that looked crooked. On the left are some of the guests seen through the glass panes.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

well done - it doesn't look an easy shot with so many lines!

[Wylie]

I can see it would be difficult to straighten. All that wine locked away, so sad...:)

[Casablanca]

All that glorious wine.......
I think it is hard to straighten because you are not central to the walkway. Take it a foot or so to your left and it wouldn't be an issue.

[Rob Z]

It's a great shot showing us the business area of the winery - and the fun area in the background. I liked Casablanca's suggestion re the straightening. It's so annoying when this happens. Do you have a vertical and horizontal distort ability on your editing program - I find you can often fix it by playing with them one after the other. :)

[Joan Robillard]

Fab capture

[Dione Giorgio]

Beautiful shoot and modern stainless steel equipment. Most of the wineries I have visited have wooden barrels as big and even bigger than these; but the wineries have been there longer, probably much longer, than these. I guess wineries in Europe have been producing wines much earlier than those in your country.

[Susan Wakely]

Wow this is an impressive amount of wine.

[Lou Ann]

Oh my, that’s a huge winemaking operation.

[Peter Dulis]

Love it ... Photoshop perspective warp correction works well for this kind of misalignment

[Mags]

I like all that glass and chrome!

[Esther Rosenberg]

Always fun to look inside , that are some huge barrels of win!

[KV]

Those are some huge vats.

[*lynn]

"cleanliness" comes to mind!

[Santina]

wow, a modern cellar, how many containers and how much wine, it's a very different cellar from the one I saw with wooden barrels

[mittens (Marilyn)]

So interesting looking.

[Anne ❀]

very cool to see the 'inside' of the winery!

[PhotoCrazy]

Wonderful!

[Rosie Kind]

That’s a huge amount of wine but I bet it will taste good

[Lin]

Shiny! Love this - well captured.

[Elizabeth]

Cool to see the shiny modern wine-making equipment.

[Milanie]

It's amazing how such an old industry is now looking so up date - neat shot

[Nina Ganci]

Great shades and tones

[Kerry McCarthy]

Nice shot. Looks quite pristine.

[Margaret Brown]

Nice factory capture, a very large scale venture!! I’m afraid I would just manually straighten although it isn’t always the answer.

[Jacqueline]

Wonderful capture of all that stainless steel!

[Kate]

Quite a production area

[John]

What an amazing facility!

[sarah]

Amazing

[bruni]

Looks very modern. I know some in Europe, California and also in Niagara Falls, Canada and they all use wooden barrels.

[katy]

This is a really superb photo, especially when viewed on black! I like the industrial yet elegant look to it.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

It's so shiny! Yes, I think the straightening is hard because you're not taking the picture in the center of the walkway but I think it could be accomplished by using the vertical straightener rather than the horizontal one. However, you got pretty close. You would enjoy some of the wineries around here- they've come up with some rather innovative ways to store the wine while it ages. Good shot!

[Shutterbug]

Love how you shot down this corridor showing the guests on one side and wine on the other.

[Jane Pittenger]

Glad you stayed safe

[Rick]

Cool capture. Interesting place to visit.

[Diana]

@koalagardens @pusspup @casablanca @robz @joansmor @sangwann @wakelys @louannwarren @pdulis @marlboromaam @dutchothotmailcom @kvphoto @lynnz @santina @mittens @sunnygreenwood @photographycrazy @rosiekind @linnypinny @redy4et @milaniet @ninaganci @mccarth1 @craftymeg @jacqbb @k9photo @congaree @samae @bruni @grammyn @olivetreeann @shutterbug49 @jgpittenger @rickster549 Thanks for the great tips, favs and getting it on the PP. It is very much appreciated :-)

[Diana]

@casablanca @robz @pdulis @craftymeg @olivetreeann The problem was that It is all behind glass. I could not get closer the the walkway and was on at least one meter higher, looking down. I tried some tools, but then something else was crooked. The warp tool might help, but I have never tried it. I will give it a go ;-)

[Diana]

@sangwann @santina @milaniet @bruni They also have a huge cellar where all the vats are imported oak from France. Only the white wines are in these containers :-)

[Lois]

Spotless stainless steel!

[John Falconer]

It’s all a bit antiseptic. But good wine, Well spotted. and Great shot.

[Lisa Savill]

Cool. Interesting shot.

[Diana]

@loweygrace @johnfalconer @lisasavill Thanks so much :-)