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F1.8 and it shows. that will teach me not to look at my settings.

Always fresh and steaming. The first sip burns your tongue. But it is oh-so-good.

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Mini measuring cups, in the style of ceramic mixing bowls. So cute!

The greens... not so much, but the lavender color of the cup is my fav. (Aaand not sure why this took so long to upload...)

The one to the right is my first choice and the pink comes second.

a depth of field experiment with a coffee cup

The Flickr Lounge-Mugs, Cups Or Drinking Glasses.

 

My glasses in the cupboard.

  

God bless next door neighbours

Shot on black acrylic using 2 sb600's in small photoflex softboxes. One was camera right in tight next to the camera.

Second was also camera right about 60 degrees, and slightly above table. Both

fired via Nikon CLS. Background is black

foamcore.

An NBC rare Frasier coffee cup.

Medium: Collage on paper

Size: 16"x12"

Copyright © by Megan Coyle

 

This collage was made entirely from magazine strips with a technique I call "painting with paper." I cut the paper into different shapes and layer them in such a way that they look almost like the brushstrokes in a painting.

 

If you have any questions about this piece, feel free to send me a message or leave a comment.

 

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Taking photos of cupcakes.

The Avengers: Endgame movie is officially in theaters today (April 26, 2019). Our family is going to see this tonight. Yesterday, I saw a display of things with Marvel comics characters at the grocery store. As you can see, I have a picture of a cup with Groot.

Part of a coffee set given to me as a 21st birthday present by my friends at university. I know it dates me, but I still like it!

 

After a visit to the LEGO House, my collection of LEGO cups is complete!

Processed with CameraBag 2

 

Walthamstow, East London, UK

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Que tal uma boa xícara de chá?

   

7 Days of shooting

week#20

Handles

High key or low key Friday

coffee cup, white, high key

Coming down from Laoshan mountain in Qingdao, we were overtaken by this bloke who was going at a fair clip. I noticed the marks on his back which are the result of "cupping" a traditional Chinese treatment. He was going a little too quickly for me to photograph him when he was in full flight, but at the bottom I managed to get him. I don't know if it was the treatment or not, but he was certainly in good shape. Shot with the Olympus OM1 using Agfavista 400

My illy espresso cup Zebra series.

8oz ,10oz & 12oz cups

 

these guys are now available in my shop :)

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