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29-SEP-2010

20100929 - Milking It

Not half as spectacular as the clouds outside tonight, but I would've missed them by the time I'd got out there :o(
Never mind, a nice sit down and a cup of tea will have to do.

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon EF 100mm f/2.8 Macro USM
1/200s f/11.0 at 100.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium large original auto
malcolm haslam30-Sep-2010 05:41
A nice sit down and a cup of tea...looks fine.
:-)
Kevin Chester30-Sep-2010 05:17
A well timed shot, Iagree the clouds where something special, and none of us captured them
Guest 30-Sep-2010 04:39
A milky cold front
globalgadabout30-Sep-2010 02:56
fab cholesterol clouds in this potent brew...whatever gets you through the night...V
M Williamson Lebon29-Sep-2010 23:28
Great!! V
J. Scott Coile29-Sep-2010 22:01
Still very dynamic.
laine29-Sep-2010 22:00
I could never get that effect as my milk MUST go in first ;)
Máire Uí Mhaicín29-Sep-2010 21:48
Swirling and twirling milkiness very clear here.
Stephanie29-Sep-2010 20:45
Cool looking tea, but hold the milk for me please! :)
Doug Cruden29-Sep-2010 20:39
PG Tips? Or Typhoo? Nice dairy action there...
Mairéad29-Sep-2010 20:01
I never knew a cup of tea could be so interesting - love the whirling patterns of the milk.
Colin Storey29-Sep-2010 19:57
I was driving home when the sky has all those fantastic colours and had no camera with me, must remember to put the G11 back in the car. Nice tea shot.
Scott Browne29-Sep-2010 19:55
I really like the sense of turbulent motion that you've captured.
And I don't know what's wrong with those two who don't get the yumminess of a dollop of cream in your tea! :)
Nancy Lobaugh29-Sep-2010 19:37
I think I must agree with Walter's 2nd point ;-)
Paolo Peggi (aka Bracciodiferro)29-Sep-2010 19:23
Well framed! V
Paolo
Walter Otto Koenig29-Sep-2010 18:37
Fascinating formations, but milk in tea? Yech.