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For a short period during the 80s, between Victorian Railways and V/Line we had Vicrail. Their livery became dubbed the "Teacup" livery, due to the loco adorning the nose on this example. The livery didn't last very long and was applied to only a handful of locos and rollingstock.
From the Alan Greenhill collection
Stobist: sb910 on camera left with diffuser dome. reflector on camera right. Triggered via CLS system
It was my grandmother's 81st birthday a few days ago, and my mother and I threw a tea-party for her. Tess helped set the table, using Grandma's great-grandmother's dishes.
Love the Denyse Schmidt fabric as a tablecloth!
Blogged here: charisecreates.blogspot.com/2011/04/it-took-forever.html
These teacups were collected by my Grandmother. They are a series of flower of the month cups - each is intricately hand painted and just beautiful. My wife had a small collection, but inheriting these made her collection much more of a treasure than it was!
I have been thinking of doing this shot for a while but was not sick enough of flower shots until a few days ago to actually get off the stick and do it!
Happy Saturday!
Explore ##192 - May 23, 2009 - Thank you!
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Boy and girl twins from a recent session - the Mom really wanted cup photos. Can you think of a better caption for this storyboard?
Leica DC Vario-Elmarit 9.1-91mm f2.8-5.9 Asph
A colorful teacup ride at a fairground features characters from Disney's Aladdin and Olaf from Frozen. The ride is set up on a metal platform with colorful lights around the edge. This amusement is a classic attraction for children and families.
This teacup is not the thinnest porcelain, but it has a very high degree of translucence, which makes it glow in the sunlight.
Photo by Richard Moore www.richardmoorephotography.co.uk.
And these two are definitely posing for the camera!
taken for Our Daily Challenge - Candlelight
This is a cup from a china set that belonged to my Godmother. It is handpainted with a dandelion pattern. At the time, one could go to a store and choose the blank pieces in the shapes desired and they might be made by a variety of makers and from different countries even. Then you chose how you would like it to be decorated and they painted each piece with your desired design. Ladies of a certain class might even paint their own, getting together to do china painting as a social activity.