Day #5 by Janet Donnelly

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05-NOV-2011

Day #5

... My cup - waiting to be filled with morning coffee

Canon EOS 5D
1/80s f/4.0 at 67.0mm iso400 hide exif

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Date/Time 05-Nov-2011 09:11:40

Make Canon

Model Canon EOS 5D

Flash Used No

Focal Length 67 mm

Exposure Time 1/80 sec

Aperture f/4

ISO Equivalent 400

Exposure Bias 0.67

White Balance

Metering Mode matrix (5)

JPEG Quality

Exposure Program manual (4)

Focus Distance

other sizes: small medium original auto

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Jola Dziubinska 19-Nov-2011 23:45
Fabulous design and your processing. V.

Guest 08-Nov-2011 18:19
Nice choice in processing for this!

Cindi Smith 07-Nov-2011 04:10
I love your fruity cup and saucer. Hot chocolate, please! :)

Maaike Huizer 06-Nov-2011 10:34
Like a 18th century painting. Very nice.

Mieke WA Minkjan 06-Nov-2011 09:08
great processing work Janet

Janice Dunn 06-Nov-2011 08:50
I do like your PP work here - the pattern shows up so well

Sheila 06-Nov-2011 08:16
Lovely presentation like an old still life.

carol j. phipps 06-Nov-2011 02:36
Excellent choice in processing for a brilliant painting.

John King 06-Nov-2011 00:14
Very effective processing to give this elegant mug and saucer a painterly look. V.

laine 05-Nov-2011 23:12
what a beautiful set...love the painterly effect

Mairéad 05-Nov-2011 22:13
Lovely pattern on the mug and I like your processing.

Karen Stuebing 05-Nov-2011 21:56
Beautiful china and love the post processing. I would feel like a queen drinking from this. V.

Dawn McKenzie-Wykes 05-Nov-2011 19:51
How wonderful !!

Brenda 05-Nov-2011 19:37
Love your processing. Beautiful photo and I hope it was a good cup of coffee!

J. Scott Coile 05-Nov-2011 18:14
Very nice painterly processing.

Mary Terry 05-Nov-2011 16:21
Pretty! I like the painted effect.

borisalex 05-Nov-2011 16:01
I like all the entries with coffee cups, we call them in Germany "Sammeltassen"!

Stephanie 05-Nov-2011 15:44
Lovely cup! Cheers!

Linda Matta 05-Nov-2011 14:57
I really like the processing you used!

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	05-Nov-2011 09:11:40
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 5D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	67 mm
Exposure Time	1/80 sec
Aperture	f/4
ISO Equivalent	400
Exposure Bias	0.67
White Balance
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality
Exposure Program	manual (4)
Focus Distance

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Jola Dziubinska		19-Nov-2011 23:45
Fabulous design and your processing. V.

Cindi Smith		07-Nov-2011 04:10
I love your fruity cup and saucer. Hot chocolate, please! :)

Maaike Huizer		06-Nov-2011 10:34
Like a 18th century painting. Very nice.

Mieke WA Minkjan		06-Nov-2011 09:08
great processing work Janet

Janice Dunn		06-Nov-2011 08:50
I do like your PP work here - the pattern shows up so well

Sheila		06-Nov-2011 08:16
Lovely presentation like an old still life.

carol j. phipps		06-Nov-2011 02:36
Excellent choice in processing for a brilliant painting.

John King		06-Nov-2011 00:14
Very effective processing to give this elegant mug and saucer a painterly look. V.

laine		05-Nov-2011 23:12
what a beautiful set...love the painterly effect

Mairéad		05-Nov-2011 22:13
Lovely pattern on the mug and I like your processing.

Karen Stuebing		05-Nov-2011 21:56
Beautiful china and love the post processing. I would feel like a queen drinking from this. V.

Brenda		05-Nov-2011 19:37
Love your processing. Beautiful photo and I hope it was a good cup of coffee!

J. Scott Coile		05-Nov-2011 18:14
Very nice painterly processing.

Mary Terry		05-Nov-2011 16:21
Pretty! I like the painted effect.

borisalex		05-Nov-2011 16:01
I like all the entries with coffee cups, we call them in Germany "Sammeltassen"!

Linda Matta		05-Nov-2011 14:57
I really like the processing you used!