Photographer: © Rod Burkey (Gallery)(23rd January 2014)

The traditional pint is, like the British pub, unique to our culture. I took this candid shot whilst enjoying lunch in a J.D.Wetherspoon pub not far from the railway station in Huddersfield. It was taken on 7th December 2012, but I hope it has a timeless feel. 1/13th sec (hand held) F5.6 ISO 800, lens zoomed to 98mm.

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Camera Make: NIKON CORPORATION Model: NIKON D300
Exposure Program: Aperture Priority, Focal length: 98 mm, Aperture: f 5.6, ISO: 800, Exposure time: 1/13 sec, Metering Mode: Multi-Segment, Exposure Bias: 0 EV
Date/Time Creation: December 7, 2012, 4:07 pm

ImageID:1186985, Image size: 2282 x 2956 pixels

Comment by Zbigniew Siwik(23rd January 2014)

My congratulations , you took decent , sharp image in difficult conditions .

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Comment by rustyruth(23rd January 2014)

It's a really good shot Rod, I especially like the use of selective colour.

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Comment by James Prescott(23rd January 2014)

Nice one Rod

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Comment by Edward Lever(23rd January 2014)

Excellent sharpness for 1/13 sec at 98mm, I like the colour of the beer in the otherwise monochrome setting

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Comment by Patrick Hogan(23rd January 2014)

Yes, I love the selective colour............

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Comment by Martin Humphreys(23rd January 2014)

I like this Rod .. different... well done

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Comment by Mark Stace(23rd January 2014)

Great shot Rod, often selective colouring looks a bit of a cliché, however you have done a brilliant job. Wish I had taken it!

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Comment by Dave John(23rd January 2014)

A cracking shot Rod, well held at such a slow speed and the processing superb

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Comment by Vince Hawthorn(23rd January 2014)

A superb shot technically telling a equally superb statement.

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Comment by David Swann(24th January 2014)

An excellent shot with a narrative of its own. The retained colour is very effective. The man's pose and the empty glass suggest he may be here for some time.

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