Syrup Samples

Taken at Dutch Hill Preserves Maple Syrup Farm. These bottles show the different grades of maple syrup that are produced there from year to year.

[Lou Ann]

I’ve never seen yellow maple syrup. These are beautiful with the light shining through the bottles.

[Sally Ings]

Interesting to see all the different colours

[gloria jones]

Great image with neat lighting, pov

[haskar]

Great repetition and edit. Love it.

[Kathy]

Nice warm tones.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

wow so many colours, I wonder how much taste difference there is - this is a great image!

[Shutterbug]

That is really interesting. Backlit like that it really shows the differences.

[katy]

Nice

[K1W1]

Oh yummy. I like the very darkest maple syrup you can get. It comes at the very end of the season. It's very sad that our syrup festival is cancelled this year. It will be the first time since it began that it has been cancelled. Great shot Ann. Keep safe and stay well.

[Pyrrhula]

Great shot of jars and colours.

[Babs]

Nice editing, I love the colours. David bought some maple syrup a few days ago we haven't had it for years.

[Sharon Lee]

Love those tones

[Mallory]

What a cool image. Great pov.

[wendy frost]

Lovely capture and interesting to see the different colours available. I always go for the darker colours the same as with honey. Fav

[Milanie]

What marvelous lighting and processing.

[eDorre]

Love this one!

[Kathy A]

Lovely tones, great processing

[Dustyloup]

The light and the different shades are lovingly captured!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

This is great. Love it.

[bkb in the city]

Great shot

[Ann H. LeFevre]

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Wow! Thank you everyone- I had no idea so many were going to like this shot as much as you did. Thanks so much for all the views comments and favs! That was a nice surprise.

@louannwarren They are all different grades and shades of amber. The lightest does appear yellow in this processing but I'd say it's more of a soft golden color in reality.