Lead Crystal Pattern

One of my hand cut 24% lead crystal whisky glasses, filled with a little malt whisky standing in the sunlight, captured through my macro lens with a little HDR to added flavour.

[Hazel]

This could have made a good 'What's this?' shot! Nice shiny patterns but are you sure it was only a 'little' malt whisky..... Ray would approve - is a whisky connoissseur.

[Dianne]

Very cool.

[Nova]

Fantastic patter and capture Peter. Cheers!

[Denise Wood]

Hope the whisky was as good as the crystal :)

[Peter]

@quietpurplehaze Thanks very much for your lovely comments Hazel as a point of interest I've already consumed the contents of the glass:)

[Peter]

@dide Thank you so much Dianne I do like the odd glass of malt whisky now and again:)

[Peter]

@novab Thank you and cheers Nova, best part of the shot clearing away the tasty props:)

[Peter]

@gilbertwood Thank you Denise, not that expensive it was an 18 year old Bowmore single malt and very tasty it was to:)

[Babs]

What a fabulous pattern it makes. Nothing like a spot of whisky to help you recuperate.

[Peter Grave]

Great shot.fav

[leggzy]

Wow, would never have guessed this was a glass...fabulous shot!

[Peter]

@peterlgrave Thank you for your comment and fav. Peter they are always appreciated:)

[Peter]

@leggzy Thank you for finding the time to comment, it was taken with a macro lens if I scaled it up my glass would have been as big as a bucket, lol:)

[Ron]

Outstanding shot Peter! Sorry for the absence and lack of comments lately. I've missed seeing your creative contributions.

[Peter]

@onewing Sorry Babs thought I had responded to you, thanks for your comments and yes whisky does help recuperation, at the hospital this afternoon to have the surgical clips and stitches removed, surgeon says I can ride my mountain bike as an aid to recovery but don't ride up very steep hills to start with, does he not realise I couldn't before the accident, lol :)

[Peter]

@stray_shooter Thank you for your lovely comments and fav Ron, I have been grounded after surgery to remove a pin and some screws so had to work with props in my home, will be mobile

[Babs]

@pcoulson ha ha know the feeling. stick to riding on the flat. I asked the doctor if I would be able to play the piano when my wrist healed after I had fractured it and he said that I should be able to. I said "That'll be good because I couldn't play before", ha ha.