retro brewery
November 4, 2011
I’m really starting to like cell phone photography. Last weekend, a few friends of mine and I toured the brewery Ottenbräu in my hometown before feasting on some roasted ducks at a nearby restaurant. I knew that I was going to have a few beers that evening and didn’t want to worry about my M9 all night long, so I left it at home. When we got to the brewery, however, I really wanted to take pictures. Robert, the owner, had just moved the production from the old brewery to a brand new one. The old brewery dates back to the beginning of the 20th century and is extremely photogenic. I started taking pictures with my phone, using the Retro Camera App for Android. Even though it doesn’t perform very well in low light, I really like the outcome. Here’s what I got:
The old malt crusher.
Fermentation tank.
Distributing pump in the fermentation cellar.
An old clock inside the brewery.
Owner Robert Neumaier pours a Doppelbock from the fermentation tank at the new brewery.
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