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by coloradopu » May 14th, '09, 16:16
if you see something you like please let me know.
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by Chip » May 14th, '09, 16:50
Thanks for sharing!

This is a really interesting set, perhaps post a larger photo &/or more of this set.
This is a gaiwan and aroma/tasting cups, right?
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by coloradopu » May 14th, '09, 17:13
thanks chip i think it is best to go to the flicker sight and watch a slide show
there are 2 sets i think
so much came out today i am still spinning on the wheel.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38161072@N02/
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by geeber1 » May 14th, '09, 17:44
Very nice! What are the blue jars used for? Water?
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by coloradopu » May 14th, '09, 18:33
i keep tea in them. i have about 8 pu-erh cakes without jars right now. when i brake up a cake i put it in the jar. they have loose fit lids. i will be using them all unless someone asks for one.
the water jars are still drying on the shelf about 3 more days till i bisque fire again. then i will glaze the water jars. 5 of them 1 has a S crack in the bottom which i will keep to put Melon tea in from the 2 kilo baby i been drinking.
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by Tead Off » May 15th, '09, 01:02
coloradopu wrote:thanks chip i think it is best to go to the flicker sight and watch a slide show
there are 2 sets i think
so much came out today i am still spinning on the wheel.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/38161072@N02/
Let me suggest that you photograph your things out of direct sunlight. Like Cory, I was a pro photographer for many years. You want softer light on your pieces so there is less harsh glare and contrast. It's not easy photographing reflective surfaces. It is important to get close to the objects so details can be seen by the viewer. Hope this helps you.
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by coloradopu » May 15th, '09, 16:58
gaiwans
close up shots
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by coloradopu » May 15th, '09, 17:09
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