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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.
Digital collage after Gurbuz Dogan Eksioglu for Digitalmania.
Nest: Graphics Fairy; window: Studio Manu; texture: Kim Klassen.
This is a Royal Albert tea cup in the Blackthorn pattern. According to the Ebay seller whom I bought it from, it's from around the 40's or 50's.
These two mice are part of a special commission for a wedding in July - the customer supplied this beautiful vintage teacup, and the mice are based on the Love Mouse Couple style, but quite a bit taller and holding a bunch of pink roses rather than a heart.
gorgeous Regency teacup given to me recently by mum from her collection. She was given this teacup in the late 1950s. made in England, there isn't a pattern name on it
My sister Kathy made this darling teacup birdfeeder for me for my birthday...I was so EXCITED when I got it~ I've been wanting one forever! Thanks Kathy Sue!!
I am really liking my new teacups and saucers. I have been trying to drink more tea, and cute cups make it all the more easier :)
Passion, an herbal infusion tea by Tazo. I like it, though it is different! It's a pretty red color, too.
Ingredients: Hibiscus flowers, natural tropical flavors, citric acid, orange peel, licorice root, cinnamon bark, rose hips, lemongrass and red poppy flowers.