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Sorry, but it's not my cup of tea!
I thought of the same effect before reading @luckyfox 's post. Picking out a shiny cherry in red would compliment the title section.
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I don't know about the cover pics but some of the titles are aI can't decide on my favourite. The Boy Who Shat in the Oven looks promising.
I've got a few other cups (and saucers) but this one was the oldest, the others are mainly Susie Cooper 1930/40's so don't know if that would create a problem with style, the book is partly set now and the 1890's perhaps people wouldn't notice/mind the anachronism....Try picking up an antique tea cup and saucer in a charity shop - thats where I shop when looking for props for my food photos.
I quite like the cup on the grass but maybe on a picnic cloth, with a cricket ball and/or bat to the side.
Hate the urn but understand the thinking behind it.
That could work.... I'll consider that idea cheersOr maybe, since you have a picture of the urn, make it obvious it is a picture of the urn.
TBH, I doubt people would be that pedantic.....they just want to see a nice cover and obviously something related to the book plot/title would work bestI've got a few other cups (and saucers) but this one was the oldest, the others are mainly Susie Cooper 1930/40's so don't know if that would create a problem with style, the book is partly set now and the 1890's perhaps people wouldn't notice/mind the anachronism....
+1It's ok. The Urn looks a crappy cut and paste job though - need a better pic.
To be honest, the ball in the picture I chose to doctor is TOO shiny. The green grass reflects in the right-hand edge. Doh.Err.... Like wow....
The plot does involve coffee, cheese and (obviously) cricket that's why I went cup and urn..... but is the cup required or is the cricket reference required.... (serious pondering required me thinks)TBH, I doubt people would be that pedantic.....they just want to see a nice cover and obviously something related to the book plot/title would work best![]()
I did spot the green reflection but considering how quick you found and doctored the photo I was seriously impressedTo be honest, the ball in the picture I chose to doctor is TOO shiny. The green grass reflects in the right-hand edge. Doh.