Put The Kettle On! by Doug Cruden

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13-AUG-2009	(c) Doug Cruden

Put The Kettle On!

Cheltenham, Glos

The humble tea-bag, now available in a variety of shapes, square and circular to name two, but this PG Tips pyramid chappy certainly stands out in my kitchen!

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Nikon D300 ,Nikkor 60mm f/2.8G ED AF-S Micro
1/2s f/11.0 at 60.0mm iso100 hide exif

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Date/Time	13-Aug-2009 21:09:24
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Model	NIKON D300
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Focal Length	60 mm
Exposure Time	0.50 sec
Aperture	f/11
ISO Equivalent	100
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Metering Mode	matrix (5)
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Exposure Program	manual (1)
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Karen Stuebing		17-Aug-2009 23:05
Super idea and execution. The high key presentation makes it stand out even more. Well done.

Wolfgang Bluhm		16-Aug-2009 05:44
Great idea for the challenge. Well done!

Nancy Lobaugh		15-Aug-2009 14:12
brewed and over ice, please, no sugar tho

Kevin Chester		14-Aug-2009 18:38
Yuk , pass me the coffee. Nice work though, and a very unusual subject

Inga Morozoff		14-Aug-2009 12:48
Ahhh, the lowly tea-bag has gone high tech! Nice high key image Doug.

Margaret Lew		14-Aug-2009 06:51
That is a special teabag! Is the flavor outstanding too?

Mieke WA Minkjan		14-Aug-2009 06:17
beautiful, the picture made me smile...

J. Scott Coile		14-Aug-2009 01:24
Powerful tea ;-)

Cindi Smith		14-Aug-2009 00:34
Always one that has to be different! LOL! Good idea...I do like a good cup of tea!

LynnH		13-Aug-2009 23:03
Clever!!

cits_4_pets		13-Aug-2009 22:38
I love the round (Tetley's English Blend). Great take on the challenge! Not familiar with this tea bag...

Phillip Normanton		13-Aug-2009 21:07
Ah, the wonder of science and technology... or maybe it's just marketing!? White, no sugar please :o)

Jola Dziubinska		13-Aug-2009 20:53
Nicely presented in b&w, interesting choice.

Norbert Fortelny		13-Aug-2009 20:48
Never saw one like this, but it seems a good shape for a teabag. Outstanding indeed.

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