Photograph square on at label height, cropping the bottles above the shoulder and below the label so the frame holds the label band alone. Two bottles stand side by side and touching in clear and green glass, on a plain mid-grey studio surface softly graded, a faint coloured bounce from the labels reflecting onto it at the foot. Flat frontal light, even across both, a soft vertical highlight down each. Each bottle wears a die-cut label in an enormous black grotesk locked onto a white panel and cropped by its edge, one flat geometric burst mark sitting behind the last letter, a vertical colour spine down one side carrying the name again in small caps, flooded in fluoro red and fluoro yellow, with a pixel sun and three bars across it in crude black line work, the name Blunt & Co., stretched around the curve of the vessel, and a net weight and a volume in small caps running around the die-cut edge and following its curve. Every colour on the pack is flat with a hard edge and the lettering is one flat colour. The label stock is matte and the fluoro ink reads brighter than the light falling on it. Hard at the die-cut edge, soft on the glass. Grey, two fluoro hues, black line work and the two glass colours behind. Dry and technical — a shelf photograph with a very loud shirt on.