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The teacup from my grandmother's house. As many of you know, my wonderful, loving grandmother passed away at 106. She was probably the most influential person in my life as a child. We'd spend hours and days together and I (like many, many others) adored her. She was always gentle, always patient and saw the best in everyone. The grandchildren took a teacup as a memento. This is mine: Lovely, lovely. Handpainted in occupied Japan. Probably from the 40's, I'd imagine. I adore it because it is a tiny piece of her.
I am VERY happy to announce that registration is finally open for my new, McGreevy Cakes live, online classes!!
I'm really excited about these classes, as I think they are going to be so much fun! One of the classes will be creating a hand-painted sugar teacup like in this picture. Here's a link for more details www.mcgreevycakes.com/workshopsclasses/
So I decided which edit of this shot I liked. Well, at least I think I've decided.... I may change my mind later.
I didn't want to over-edit this one, and I was aiming for a quiet, vintage feel.
Any thoughts?
© Flavia Morlachetti.
You can buy this print on my Etsy shop, signed and numbered. Limited edition! :)
Nikon F100 film SLR
Nikon 50mm f/1.8D
Expired Kodak Elitechrome 100ISO Color Positive Film (Set the camera lightmeter at 200ISO)
Processed at Costco and scanned using the Epson V600 @ 4800dpi
Color corrected in iPhoto
Because I discovered my new F100's pentaprism was loose, I decided to load some Kodak slide film that was expired which I had planned on cross processing. I'm not sure how I liked this roll, I got a few good shots, but some of them just came out crappy because we lost the light midway through it.
I really like the sun peeking through the right hand side (completely unintentional by the way). I was inspired to get this shot from here.
*I will not be held accountable for anyone getting sick looking at this shot.