Teacup photos on Flickr

I'm not sure if this meets the Assignment requirements: 'Restriction: The flash or strobe you use must be the primary light source, even if it’s just being used as fill light. The sun can be out and the lamps can be on, but they must not over-power your flash/strobe." The sun actually overpowers the fill flash in my opinion. I'm very weak in this area so thought I'd play with the flash in the bright of day.

Taken at high noon (with a polarizing filter). Used fill-flash to minimize shadow. Slight cropping and levels adjustment.

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Teacup by kh1234567890

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Leica DC Vario-Elmarit 9.1-91mm f2.8-5.9 Asph

A vibrant orange ceramic cup rests on a deep blue saucer atop a table covered in a colorful polka-dot cloth. A small silver spoon sits tucked against the side of the cup, ready for use. In the background, a metallic teapot and other cafe items sit blurred, creating a cozy atmosphere. This scene captures a quiet moment of relaxation in a cafe in Ermine, Lincoln.

teacup by StaceyHH

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shots for traditional teaware competition

Portmeirion totem teacup by retrowow

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Portmeirion Totem teacup, 1960s. For more information on Portmeirion pottery in the 60s see Portmeirion in the 60s.

Teacup by RedScythe

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Cause I love Teacups and I love all those photos with dolls or flowers or figures in them and I bought a new cup I just tried to shoot him in it. I would love a photo with many diffrent cups and him in one of them. So I need to get more teacups xD

teacups by Sarah McEvoy

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Teacups Galore by Sarah Erlandson

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a collection

Teacup by guldfisken

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That was actually my first ever digital picture. :) And I still think it's quite nice, really.

3 Tier Vintage China Teacup Tower by cake-stand-heaven

Pretty vintage china teacups and saucers are stacked to create this tower. A heavy metal gold coloured base ensures the tower sits firmly on the table.

teacups by Gold Field

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A few friends of mine work for the Disney company, so we always visit for free. I went there this afternoon and had lunch with a friend. good times.

Teacups by Megan Trigg

Teacups / Gran's House / 15th April

Teacup Decos 2 by lubsy1uk

I made these Teacup Decos for my grand-daughter, Sophia's 1st birthday on 10th April. The theme was a vintage teaparty and these teacups decorated the wall by the main table. Everything looked so pretty.

Teacup bath by Richard Jesse Watson

from Tom Thumb

www.RichardJesseWatson.com

Teacup Trinkets by Sarah Wielgosz

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Teacup by the fountain by Allie Riley

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Teacup Size Yorkie by LuxPup LuxPup

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Bringing the cutest and the tiniest puppies to your home!

www.LuxPup.ca

Tea With Clarice Cliff by raaen99

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This wonderful teapot, teacup, saucer and plate are painted in the Autumn Crocus pattern created by British ceramic industrial artist Clarice Cliff (1899 - 1972) as part of her everyday “Globe” shape tableware range produced by Wilkinson’s Pottery in Burslem, Newport in the late 1920s. Autumn Crocus is a simple, hand painted pattern of crocus flowers in orange, blue and purple, each flower being constructed with confident upward strokes. Then green leaves were added by holding the piece upside down and painting thin lines amongst the flowers. Being made from individual brushstrokes, the Autumn Crocus pattern was clearly completely hand-painted, and the vibrant colours instantly attracted large sales. With a back stamp from 1928, these items come from the Bizarre range. The teapot is in near mint condition and appears never to have been used as it has a spotless interior, has no cracks in the glazing and only a few paint chips. The trio is in equally good condition, with only a few paint chips and no crazing to the glaze.

Private collection.

Autumn Crocus is one of the most admired and collected Bizarre patterns designed by Clarice Cliff. Originally introduced in 1928, the pattern features two solid bands in brilliant orange, thought to represent the sun and earth. Hand-painted on glaze, Autumn Crocus was available in the standard colour mix of blue, orange and purple, but was also available in two other colourways; blue and purple. It was applied to every shape. Many variations of the Crocus pattern were introduced after its initial popularity including Spring Crocus (1933 – 1968), Peter Pan Crocus (1932) and Sungleam Crocus (1935). Clarice Cliff’s bright, Jazz Age pottery was inexpensive and intended for everyday use by the average middle-class family. Yet this accessibility is what has makes her work so very collectable and expensive today, as many pieces were used until they broke, and many surviving items have cracks, chips, repairs and signs of use or are missing lids or other pieces to make them complete.

Clarice Cliff was an English ceramic industrial artist active from 1922 to 1963.

Teacup by Sam Halladay

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Teacup Piggies zebra by The Designalicious Diva™

All handmade by me the Zhu Zhu Design Diva! All of these beautiful outfits can be yours, too!

www.youtube.com/watch?v=iMKybs82PbI

Vist me on eBay under the id: zhuzhudesigndiva just search for me in the advanced search box at the top. I wish I could put a direct link on here! Or you can search Teacup Piggie Bling and you will find my listings. You can also send me a message through here on flickr. Thanks for looking

Teacups by Erich Z

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Holly on Disneyworld's teacup ride

Teacup Pouch by Janaina Marandola