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These charming porcelain cups are traditionally given as wedding gifts. My parents bought them in Japan and they were given to my husband and I as, of course, a wedding present.
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I did a whole mess of stills with my pretty 'blue' cups ... I'll get to the blue pics later. Natural bokeh placed perfectly .... couldn't resist.
A panoramic view of High Cup Nick in the North Pennines.
It looks quite warm here, but the temperature was hovering around zero degrees all day and was quite bracing!
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Tutti devono credere in qualcosa. Io credo che mi farò un altro caffè
(Anonimo)
Everyone must believe in something . I believe that I will have another coffee
(Anonymous)
*حينَ اتحدثُ معك
اوّ آفگر بالحديث عنك :
لآيگون نبضِي هو نبضِي .!
ولا لوني هو لوني .!
ولا جرأتي هي جرأتي .!
ولا أنا هوَ أنا :')
[ تضيع الگلمآت / وتخذِلنُي العبآرات ]
واختلق الأسباب .!
وأفگر آلف مره : ماذا سآقول ..~
لماذا :-
يُشعرني وجودك :
بأن الحيآة مستمره ..
وان السعادة على قيد الحيآة. ..
وان الحب مازال على الأرض يُرزق
♥
SSC - Things that Measure
Well this had to be cooking related for me, here we have some cup measures, sadly the smallest has seemed to have gone walk about and some measuring spoons.
Olera tua ne comedant te.
Olera tua ne comedant te.
Olera tua ne comedant te.
My Entry to the prelims of Bio-Cup 2022 is here! Hope you enjoy this Pumpkin Pope and the Holy Pitchfork!
Unedited picture: imgur.com/a/VTlpjq5
For Macro Monday Theme: Natural Light
After a whole weekend of clouds and rain, the sun finally came out. On the way home stopped at Butterbridge, Scotland to take some shots of the waterfalls. While walking around I remembered a story about pixie cups, that I heard recently on a hike in this area. It wasn't difficult to find them. Pixie cups are lichens (Cladonia genus). They are often called like that, because pixies drink dew from them in the morning. As it was mid afternoon the dew has been already drunk by the pixies, so I decided to refill them ;)
Photo taken in the sunlight.
this was taken in a completely different context than all other current photos in my photostream, but due to current events i figured the time to upload it could barely get much better, so here it is.
not that i care all that much about the world cup but: gooo germany ( ^‿^ ✿)*･ﾟ✧
NOTE: All these pics are from '06-'08. I saved so many that I can't remember when all of them were taken...
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Too bad I didn't get to post this before my team got knocked out of the playoffs. Just the same... Lord Stanley's Cup, in eight bricks.
Plastic "camping" cup
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From tea bag to finished cup - four images.
This image started out as baking a cake, but after some thought the cake was replaced by a cup of tea. I set the cup/saucer up on a black velvet board and mounted my camera on a sturdy tripod looking down on the cup/saucer.
image taken with a Canon 5D mounted on a Manfrotto 055CB Professional Tripod. Two Canon 580EX flashes were used one on each side of the cup and saucer. Both flashes diffused to avoid hot spots on the ceramic, water etc. I set up the cup on the saucer a little off centre because I felt this looked more pleasing.
My first shot of the cup & tea bag was done quite leisurely but the fun started when the water started to pour. Taking the other three images kettle/milk/spoon took about 45 seconds to do, because I wanted to ensure that the water was hot out of the kettle (though not too hot that it sent steam up to my camera!!!). Hot water meant that the tea bag would do it's stuff properly and that I would get effects like the condensation on the side of the cup as seen in the image with the milk.
Even though I had less than a minute to take these images I still managed to get a range of images at each stage so that afterwards I could choose an image that I wanted. I eventually chose images which showed how the tea in the cup changes colour progressively towards the final result. In the final image with the spoon I stirred up the tea and then took the image so that I got the pleasing highlights on the surface of the tea.
Post production was pretty easy. I took one image and using guide lines to help me make sure that the edge of the saucer to the edge of the image was the same all around - which is important when it came to quartering the image. Once sure that the saucer was in the centre of the image (remember the cup is off centre) I cropped it to the size that wanted. Then I dragged different image layers onto this initial image and changed the opacity of this new layer to 60% and aligned it exactly with the first image. I did this for all the layers so that they all aligned together perfectly. Then I cropped so that all layers were the same. The rest was simple - quarter, new image (black background), extract each layer to new image, position etc.
And finally, my wife had the resulting cup of tea and she said it tasted disgusting...
Note: This image won the Gold Cup in a Worth1000 Advanced Photography Competition in April 2007.
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