Smoke From Moonshine Still in Black and White Wood Print

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A mason jar of moonshine sits on the ground in front of the natural stone and clay furnace of a moonshine still. The still cap and cap arm are visible, as is a very small section of the thump keg. The worm box and wooden flume are visible in the background. Although no flames are visible in this photograph of the open furnace, (glowing coals are visible in the color version) smoke fills the air in and around the furnace. The late afternoon sun has caused light rays to be visible in the smoke in front of the furnace. The thick mountain laurel thicket help to hide this still which is located in the woods of Western North Carolina.

Smoke From Moonshine Still in Black and White was photographed by Greg Mimbs
Although this still could be modified to produce moonshine, it was set up as a display only. All visible parts are accurate. No laws were broken during the production of these photographs.

MimbsPhotography@gmail.com MimbsPhotography.com Greg and Chrystal Mimbs are photographers living in Murphy, North Carolina. After many years of wedding and portrait photography, Chrystal and Greg have turned their focus to landscape and urban photography. Photographing not only the beautiful scenery and open spaces of the Western North Carolina, Eastern Tennessee, and North Georgia Mountains, but also the small towns in the mountains. Having developed a love for New Orleans, Greg and Chrystal visit and photograph the French Quarter often. When you purchase a photograph from us, Fine Art America only tells us the city and state the order came from. We would love to be able to thank you, If willing, please let us know who you are and...