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My Cup of Tea

My Cup of Tea

One fine morning, I was about to have my tea and I saw these small bubbles appearing from somewhere inside the cup. I rubbed my eyes and quickly got my Camera a...
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One fine morning, I was about to have my tea and I saw these small bubbles appearing from somewhere inside the cup. I rubbed my eyes and quickly got my Camera and took this shot. Lets do Something different - I thought to myself.
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COOLPIX P510

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Aperture f/3.0 ISO 110 Shutter 10/300

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Dec, 2013

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111

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Lucky 3 Award

Outstanding Creativity

Peer Award

Superb Composition

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