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I just got back from Maine less than an hour ago. I love it there so much. I love the woods, I love the fields, I love how secluded it is. But most of all, I love how I can just go outside at any time of day and take shots like this without anyone staring at me. I have major anxiety when it comes to people watching me. Especially when I'm in a bunny mask, strange dress and holding a tea set. :-P I've had this shoot planned for months, and finally got to do it. It came out exactly how I envisioned, so I'm incredibly happy with it.
I was supposed to be staying until Tuesday, but my sister went into labor and so we had to come home early. So, I only got a few shoots done when I had planned for about 12. But on the bright side.... I'm going to be an aunt in less than a day! My niece's name is going to be Isabella.
Teacup aceo made of scrapbook paper, magazine cutout letters, ink and cardstock.
This little teacup reminds me of my friend gato_prospero who reminds me to stay healthy and happy with a cup of green tea :)
ACEOs are mini, baseball card-sized original or limited edition works of art.
Some of my grandmas's teacups.
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One of my favorite shots from Disneyland!
Dude, this photo was taken at like 12:20 on the first day at Disneyland! I've already posted over 40 photos and I haven't even made it to the second day. I hope that no one minds the flooding of my stream - I figured it was a Flickr-inspired event so I gotta post all the photos I like...
LAST YEAR'S TEACUP SHOT - no wide angle lens back then!
Ride #6: Teacups
this little store sells tons and tons of tea, including the tea cups to match. i was in heaven. in Sassafras
A tribute to the once dominant orange and silver VicRail 'teacup' colours, Steamrail's B72 is seen on display for the 2020 Newport Workshops Open Days.
One side featured this orange and silver 'teacup', and the other side in the V/Line orange and grey livery.
A funny rumour regarding the colour of these locomotives when repainted, is that an aircraft company had ordered too much of this vibrant orange paint. In which, litres of it was sold cheaply to the then VicRail for use on their locomotive and carriage fleet.
Newport Workshops, Vic.
10/3/20
Teacup livery of VicRail on vintage EMD streamliner, B72, built in the early 1950s, for the Victorian Railways, can be seen pleasing the crowds with her presence, as yet another streamliner joins the big list of operational bulldogs throughout Victoria, South Australia and New South Wales. Photographed on Sunday, 8th of March, 2026.
I ordered 20 of these dome canopy pieces in white. I was fiddling around with it an thought it made a nice teacup. Unfortunately it can't attach to the base. I also thought would fit well in a Mad Tea Party