Friday, January 18, 2013

Tea Time Play

 
 
 
 
Tea Time fun!

Do you just love to play with your camera when taking photos for your blog?
This week I played a bit.
I found a picture I liked in a Tasha Tudor book and tried to achieve the same feel.
Now it didn't turn out at all like the photo I was looking at,
but still I had fun.
Then there was a yumminess too, as I sipped this
lovely Darjeeling tea and nibbled fresh raspberries in winter.

Do you have plans to play this weekend?
Oh I hope you do.
Playing and sipping tea are good for the soul.

19 comments:

Bernideen said...

What a delightful blog post! Please come link to OPEN HOUSE. Yes...I plan to do some antiquing Sunday afternoon. Always my favorite pasttime.

YOUR TEA SETTING VIGNETTE IS LOVELY!

Beth said...

Hi Marilyn, Your blue and white is lovely, as is your red transferware teapot. You've done well in playing with your camera - lovely flowers and tablecloth contribute to make this very appealing to the eye. The raspberries look good, too. Have a nice wknd!

relevanttealeaf said...

Love your photography Marilyn! And love your transferware too!
Have a great weekend!

Ruthie Miller said...

Pretty tea pictures. Isn't that a Royal Winton chintz teapot in the background? Oh my, would I ever love one of those!!
Ruthie from Lady B's

Adrienne said...

I love your photos! Yes, I do have plans for the weekend. I'm going to a Sisters On The Fly potluck in Eugene tomorrow - riding with one of my Sisters. After the potluck we (the group) will go to the Good Living and Home Show where some of our Sisters will have their vintage trailers on display. One of the founding Sisters will have her trailer there, too. That's my plan.
~Adrienne~

Laurie said...

Your photo is so pretty Marilyn, I think you did a beautiful job! And those raspberries...mmmm! Enjoy your week-end!

Linda Jennings said...

I always love your photography, Marilyn!!

La Tea Dah said...

Such beautiful photos! Raspberries in January! So DELUXE! Awesome! I like how the blue transferware complements your teapot. Enjoy a wonderful week-end!

Karen's Place said...

Definitely fun!

Unknown said...

Happy sipping. Hey, those photos are awesome, they even make me, a serious coffee drinker, want to drink some tea. beautiful.

paris parfait said...

Lovely! I adore raspberries and miss the amazingly fresh ones we could get in France.

amherstrose said...

Tea Party Eye Candy! So pretty and inviting. LOVE fresh raspberries.

Mary Jane

Madelief said...

Hi Marilyn,

Your photo's look wonderful. I like you porcelain. I believe you call it transferware? It is very pretty!

My youngest daughter and I will paint some wall tomorrow and perhaps have a look at our allotment garden to see how it looks like with a layer of snow.

Happy weekend!

madelief

Time Traveling in Costume said...

Love seeing the red and blue transferware together. I never thought of that. I think I need to play with mine now. Love your photos of them on the vintage tablecloth. I may need to look for one of those now. I used to find them with Karen when she was into them.
Val

Britt-Arnhild said...

How lovely :-)
And you are tempting me with those raspberries......

Tracy said...

BEAUTIFUL images, Marilyn! Your play with photography shows much sensitivity and joy in the experience. :o) Those raspberries are calling me...mmm... This past weekend I wrapping up putting together writing and materials for my workshop...so it was a working weekend. Next one, I hope to get to play more. ;o) Happy Days ((HUGS))

Angela McRae said...

These are lovely shots, Marilyn! I got a book about food photography that I hope will help me take more "artful" food photos like these this year. I have a feeling I may have to give up my point-and-shoot and return to my nice big digital camera instead!

Jeanie said...

I thought I had commented on it, but then I realized I looked at it with plans and was interrupted! I love all these photos -- and raspberries on blue china are so perfect!

parTea lady said...

Your photos are beautiful and so is your collection of teaware.