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Ultimate Cup Series Estoril Sep 2023. Troféu GTE Race.
Team: MARTINET BY ALMERAS
Drivers: DORCHY Joffrey / MARTINS Mathieu
Car: Porsche 992 Cup
"It's amazing how the world begins to change through the eyes of a cup of coffee! ~
- Donna A. Favors
"I have measured out my life with coffee spoons. ~
- T.S. Eliot
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For my first trial with my new MP-E 65mm lens, I thought it sensible to start with something that wasn't going to move. I found these tiny fungus cups (is that what they are?) on a decaying piece of wood in my garden. I am going to have fun with this lens---to my eye, these tiny cups looked like just brown dust on the wood. This single-shot image was taken at about 3x magnification. I didn't use flash, as I need to read up on that first, so this is just a long exposure in natural light.
Could be Merismodes fasciculata (thanks to Steviethewaspwhisperer for the possible ID).
Our Daily Challenge
10 January 2011
Chaos~ Lifeboat for detritus...
When I saw this challenge, I thought of this cup. Years ago it broke. Voice from the Couch glued it back together so how could I throw it out.
312/365....and a delightful cup of coffee it was.....sitting down with a cup of coffee is one of my favourite things to do....I am grateful that I was able to retire this year and have the opportunity to pour myself that second leisurely cup of coffee....even more so to be able to do that in all the wonderful exotic places I have been so privileged to visit this fall....
for my 30 days of gratitude project...
Okay, so there is legit a heart in that cup of tea. It was because of the whipped cream.
I enhanced it a tad bit because you could hardly see it in the film but it was really visible in real life
Life is too short for bad coffee. Here brewed on my trusty Nuova SImonelli Musica, which has followed me for 6 years now and counting ...
...well, possibly!
Very pretty, very tiny orange little cups growing on a thick rotting branch on the forest floor.
Bisporella citrina
goodwill find
shot with expired kodak film also found at goodwill
and with a yaschica
that i bought at goodwill
wow-
they should pay me for this
MSCE 7/30/09: i've always thought that cup lids should have faces. in particular, this sad "punctured eye" face, where the addition of the straw enhances the expression. at the very least, a good enough reason to move the straw hole from the center of the cup.
Good morning/evening everyone! Another oldie, but goodie :) lol...another cloudy, dreary day so far...but have so much to be thankful for, not gonna let the weather bother me :)....hope you all have a great day/evening...thanks so much for your visits :)
GEPRINT Although it is a hard coral, it is classified as ahermatypic, meaning that it is not considered a reef-building coral.
Orange cup coral also lacks any symbiotic algae and is, therefore, not dependent on photosynthesis for food production. In fact, it actually prefers shaded vertical areas such as dock pilings, small caves, and walls beneath overhanging ledges. Anilao, South Luzon, Philippines
Higashi Chaya, Kanazawa, Ishikawa, Japan. November 15, 2017.
By the way, my next Kansai Flickr photo sanpo is on Sunday, April 22. The walking routes will include Ishikiri and Ikoma. Please contact me by Flickr mail for our meeting and route information!