Kobe, Japan

i love this teacup! i used my close up lens for this one. i love how the tip of the handle is practically the only thing in focus

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During a Mississauga Camera Club workshop on Saturday, we spent some time looking for graphic detail in a Centreville ride. This was a part of a large spinning sit-in teacup, which I've inverted, because I like it better upside down :-)

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Princess Boba chilling in her bed and her hooded sweater

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I absolutely adore teacups. I have so many. These are just a few. I painted the little peg shelf to match one of the teacups hanging and wrote "Share a cup of Laughter."

Our Teacup Yorkie Zia with her favorite toy

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This is a Jan Mullen pattern. (I made a lot of these blocks - these 9 I sewed together and donated to the guild for their auction.)

One of the ornaments on my pink tree this year. A gift from a friend.

The Teacups are waiting for their next victim...

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Two bunnies sitting adorably in teacups.

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Skiatook, Oklahoma.

teacups from car boots and charity shops make such a nice display.

Steamrails B72 sits inside the historic Newport Workshops in fresh vicrail teacup livery. 8/3/20

She'd heard of Teacup yorkies, so Bella couldn't see any reason why there shouldn't be a Teacup bulldog too. Impeccable logic I'd say. :)

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Random photo of my favorite teacup on top of books on the side table in the living room.

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A Maling teacup, made in Newcastle-on-Tyne, with hand-painted gilding. By an Auto-Takumar 35/2.3 and one extension tube.

I usually avoid this attraction because the wild spinning is just too much for me to handle. I really like the idea of a ride like this though, and think it looks great in photos, especially for longer exposures. I'm wondering, if you don't turn that center wheel, how bad is the spinning?

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