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There once was a cheetah
named Cup
who would visit our house
just to sup.
The problem of course
for the piglets and horse:
He kept looking for something
to tup.
...non vorrei essere da meno di quelli del nord..
;-)
Colori acrilici, cucchiaio, tazza e tre flash..
;-)
On our holiday they had great cups with just the right handles. I know this is not an original idea, but I just wanted to do this for a long time. So indeed this is not very creative, yet I think the outcome is appealing to the eye.
The red background is made of a light shining through a bottle of lemonade.
Found these colorful plastic cups with great shapes that make an interesting still life. Finding all these forgotten items stuffed away throughout the house to hopefully photo during the quarantine.
Una taza de tea
En esta tierra, el tiempo y la hospitalidad tienen otra dimensión, no hay prisa y el vendedor te ofrece su tiempo, una sonrisa y una taza de tea.
A cup of tea
In this land, time and hospitality have another dimension, there is no hurry and the seller offers you his time, a smile and a cup of tea. Rissani / Morocco.
Being the eldest of 3, I always had the best ideas lol. This was a gift from my sister and is now my favourite mug!
Big thanks for viewing 😀
Pixie Cup Lichen
Cladonia
I need to return in the morning and hope for better light on the other side. ...and bring the tripod pod too.
My sister-in-law collects arty objects so it is always fun to visit their place and see what I find. Have a good Wednesday.
scattata per il Project Photographer - Challenge 7
tema : food
del gruppo IGP www.flickr.com/groups/italiangirlsphotographers/discuss/7...
Naturalmente sono stata molto combattuta su quale scatto postare e dopo vari sondaggi tra parenti e amici è stato scelto il cup cake.
Il mio scatto è passato quasi inosservato tra i vari capolavori delle mie compagne , il che significa che cmq ho superato la fase !!! La prossima sfida è controluce! speriamo bene :)
Sometimes I make unnecessary extra work for myself , as has been the case today and yesterday.
I thought I would force myself to have another go at conquering Layers in my PSP. Looked at videos first, but got fed up having to stop and start to make notes every couple of seconds.
Decided it would be easier to find written tutorial to print out , but that was no good either. I always find when following instructions that my screen layouts, lists and icons never seem to exactly match theirs and I'm left floundering and frustrated [ I thought I was doing this for relaxation and fun]....
Gave up on that and decided it might be easier to use a texture overlay , or underlay. So I took some shots of my own 'bokeh' effects plus several separate shots of a mini cup [ Just over 1" tall]
and saucer to amalgamate.
Well, I got myself in the same sort of mess with that too, so I abandoned ship .
Talk about fed up! What I need is a real person showing me what to do .... but alas that is highly unlikely ever to happen. [No suggestions about joining a camera club, classes etc please]
I've decided it's easier for me to do as much as I can with the actual camera after all - and it was much more relaxing and fun too. I'd rather fiddle around with f numbers, depth of field, lighting etc ...
But I keep seeing the lovely work that other photographers post here and oh how I hanker after doing more creative stuff with Layers and Textures. Ha ha - the grass is always greener I s'pose!
Tasse & Untertasse....mit einer Praline….
Auswahlfoto:
Für“Looking close... on Friday!“am 19.07.2024.
Thema:“Cup & Saucer“ (Tasse & Untertasse )
😄Thanks for views, faves and comments 😄
"vou fazer um café que me apetece
e sorvê-lo delicado até ao fim
enquanto olho o mapa cá dentro
dos caminhos que veja e não sigo"
Café e Mapas de: Pedro, in: Num Relance, 24.2.2008, para: ti.