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The best part is a whole range of colors, styles and finishes are nowadays available to provide you with an innovative approach in your branding idea. Doesn’t really matter however complex a corporate message may be there is certainly some kind of paper hot cups available to express it with whole lot of creativity and excitement.
Not crappucino or semi-crappuchino, a cappucino of light microfoam mixed with espresso.
Interestingly, this was not a coffee shop. The bartender at dinner took pride in having been taught by his father to make espresso drinks at home since his early teens. His day job is at Starbucks, which isn't a point in his favor. I said okay to a decaf to try his Kung Fu.
The first rule is good cappucino is where you find it. The second is that it is all about the skill of the barista. He has strong Kung Fu. I first noticed that there was an aroma of the coffee beans he used. The foam was tight little bubbles. The taste was bitter, sweet, and light. As I sipped a little foam stayed as a cap all the way to the bottom.
I could get used to this.
More use of the Anti Shake (Hand-held Twilight) with Custom White-balance in a very low light situation with an elbows tripod.
There are a bunch here top one is hdr havent done one of those in a long time... feed back would be great :)
This was one of the cups in my Mother's coffee cup collection. The collection numbers in the hundreds and I have just started cataloging them all by photographing them.
There are cups from places, businesses; with humorous sayings on them; and even spiritual message ones. There are also several types of cups that were staples in greasy spoons and show the use they had before being retired to her collection. These sturdy, non-descript cups are probably my favorites. I'll post one to show what I mean.
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France has meant quite a bit to me with regards to the World Cup.
I took part in the ‘Bristol-Bordeaux Schools Exchange’ in 1982, the year the competition was held in Spain.
This involved me spending three weeks with a French family, living with them after being paired off with their son for the exchange, the French lad then came to stay with us for three weeks later in the year.
So there I was, the longest time I had ever spent away from home, I was fourteen.
Argentina invaded the Falklands when I was away and although it was on the news every day, I didn’t really know what was happening until I returned from my trip.
It was thanks to taking part in the exchange that really my best subject and exam grade on leaving Secondary Education was in fact French.
I could understand conversational French I thought quite well and could speak it pretty good also.
When the tournament started in Spain on the 13 June, I had already been to France and was looking forward to my new French mate coming over.
England’s first game in the group stages was against France, we had mocked each other since the game had been announced and I of course looked forward to beating La France.
Now the day of the match, I received my first ever detention from our ‘Technical Drawing’ Teacher Mr Brown. Detention were quite rare at our school because for most misdemeanours, pupils received the cane which was the norm in those days.
I missed kick off because of this injustice but luckily lived quite close to School (Whitefield Boys in Greenbank) so legged it home when we were released to watch England win 3-1 with a record opening goal from Bryan Robson after only 27 seconds.
I rang my penpal Frederick to gloat afterwards and that match is one of the reasons I still like to see France do well in the World Cup to this day.
Also worth mentioning regarding France from the group stages of 1982 is farcical incident during the game between Kuwait and France. France were leading 3–1, France midfielder Alain Giresse scored a goal contested by the Kuwait team, who had stopped play after hearing a whistle from the stands, as the French player was in a suspicious, arguably offside position, which they thought had come from Soviet referee Miroslav Stupar. Play had not yet resumed when Sheikh Fahid Al-Ahmad Al-Sabah, brother of the Kuwaiti Emir and president of the Kuwaiti Football Association, rushed onto the pitch to give the referee a piece of his mind. The visibly shaken Stupar changed his initial decision and disallowed the goal to the understandable fury of the French. Maxime Bossis scored another valid goal a few minutes later and France won 4–1. Stupar lost his international refereeing credentials due to this incident, and Al-Sabah received a $10,000 fine.
France also of course went on to host the tournament in 1998 where they beat Brazil in the final 3-0.
My mother had these for years. I don't eat eggs (I don't like them) but my mom and dad liked to eat soft-boiled eggs in these cups.
Olá meninas!!!!
Usei está mani no feriado de Páscoa.
E como estava fazendo o desafio do disquinho esqueci de postar essa foto.
O Cup Cake é um pouco ralo, fechou a cor com três camadas.
Usei a Plaquinha da BBF 18.
Usei:
1 Camada de Base Risqué
3 Camadas do Cup Cake Realce
1 Camada de TC Lorena
Plaquinha BBF 18
Another cup in progress. This one is made from applewood. I love the look of the 'flame' in the grain.
Not only did my 93 year old neighbor give me pomegranates, she also gave me one of her pretty cups and saucers. I told her I would take a photo, make a card, and send it to her. Thanks Kim for your new 'labeled up', as well as 'just white' and 'black & white' textures.
A plastic cup from a LEGO Orient Expedition kids' menu promotion at Applebees restaurants from 2002-2003.
Have been out of commission for a bit due to health, but feeling a bit better and back to playing!
Took an older image and played around with texture - used a few of Kim Klassen's and a few other random ones. Also learning how to add text to an image so that was fun!
Murmur 2017 Fagaras, Romania.
Hammocks, Shalvari and lots of good weather. Not to mention good music. (Satelites at the mainstage and DNU at silent dance were most memorable for anyone interested.)
I love this red cup there, thats where the name is coming from.
I met this delightful little girl at a Royal Wedding party yesterday and she brought along these cup cakes she'd made herself. She was so proud of them so I wanted to make sure I captured a picture of them before they were all eaten. Hope you all had a great day...X
A SFPD boat stands guard post-race.
Photos from the July 21 Round Robin 3 race of the Louis Vuitton Cup, the series of races that determine which boat challenges for the America's Cup in September. Emirates Team New Zealand defeated Italy's Luna Rossa Challenge.
The fourth of 52 images I want to take over the next year for my little project 52 weeks in black & white.
Cup of espresso, shot with iPhone + the AvgCamPro app (8-second exposure that averages values from each exposure) -- then layered with two other iPhone pics in Image Blender.
November 5, 2022: Breeders Cup Saturday at Keeneland Race Track in Lexington, Kentucky on November 5, 2022
Lava Man is the pony with #5 Hot Rod Charlie. Lava Man is now retired to Old Friends.
Gary Johnson/Eclipse Sportswire/CSM
The 2013 Heineken Cup Final takes place in Dublin this weekend at the Aviva Stadium, an all French clash between Clermont & Toulon.
With a huge influx of French supporters this weekend, Dublin Airport & City Centre will be packed, along with Leinster playingStade Francais Paris in the Amlin Challenge Cup Final at the RDS Final on Friday 17th May.
Dublin Bus Tour AV 116 is seen on the first day ( Wednesday 15th May 2013 ) with a specially developed advertsing wrap for the Heineken Cup.
AV 116 will be on special media duties on Saturday 18th between Dublin Castle & the Aviva Stadium & is expected to stay in this wrap for a few weeks afterwards.
Thanks to Tony K & Derek K for their assistance with this photo.