Caffeine...

Alexandra · Jan 31, 2006

gladly, i still have time to enjoy a nice irish coffee

and a quick advice for those who try something similar: WATCH OUT FOR THE STEAM. (see pic #3. if you care about your fancy lens, don't do that

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1.

2. in the process...

3. tough capture...

4. ...and leave the dishes for someone else to wash.

Hair_MD · Jan 31, 2006

cool .. i like the first one

Fate · Jan 31, 2006

There is definatly a coffee theme going around at the moment lol........ and quite frankly thats the best theme to have

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Becky · Jan 31, 2006

Interesting Alex! The last is pretty damn awesome!

photo gal · Jan 31, 2006

I swear Alex your tones are always perfect! Great series and thanks cuz now I gotta have some!! : )

Dawn Roberts · Jan 31, 2006

I think #3 would have worked better had you been further above it, so you could SEE the steam, and not just fog. I like what you have done though, and especially like the first.

Arch · Jan 31, 2006

Alexandra, whenever i click on one of your threds i end up in your world. Love the way you've done these, the last two especially. That steam one looked well tricky, lucky you didn't burn (or melt!) something, and the tones are good in the last. great set as always :thumbup:

Artemis · Jan 31, 2006

hehe..I like this...youve done a series...told a story....isnt that what photographies about?

Now for my bad note...a tad too dark for my liking...

omeletteman · Jan 31, 2006

My favorites are the first and last. Now I want some Irish coffee...(insert angry emoticon)

Jeff Canes · Jan 31, 2006

I also like #s 1 & 4 the most

PhotoGuy30523 · Jan 31, 2006

i lke that first one

Alexandra · Jan 31, 2006

thank you guys! i'm lovin your comments

Carolyn: thx on the tones :hugs:
...all thx to the neons, lol

Archangel: i actually nearly burned mysel taking this one... I had to do it very quickly before the lens got all steamed :lol:

Arty: i know they're kinda dark... but once again, it's all the neons' fault! (they're actually the only lighting in my kitchen, so...)
but i still liked the harsh contrast they gave