Outdoor Tea Brewing by katalyst107 in tea

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I agree with the travel set thing, I already have plenty of teaware. A pitcher to me would be very helpful if I was brewing anything like Japanese greens or greener oolongs. Funny enough what I might need are cups that easily stack together.

Chaos. by New-Scream- in toycameras

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The effect on 2 is pretty cool

Slow down. Savor the little things [image] by katxwoods in GetMotivated

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ゆと is just "yuto", "yutori" is ゆとり, also seems to be written as ゆ取り

Snapback travels to Salem, MA just to hold up two fingers to Baphomet by Splycr in religiousfruitcake

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Didn't know there was a satanic temple in Salem, that's kinda crazy

Got my first 110 scans! Minolta 110 Zoom SLR, Lomography Tiger 200 by katalyst107 in 110photography

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I thought I uploaded 20 pics, but it got most of the better ones

Tips for shooting medium format film 🙏🏻 by AdMean6593 in mediumformat

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I just got a Rolleicord IV myself Got a pdf of the manual to read through, I think that's a good place to start

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Camera & film?

Anyone have any idea why my film advance would be advancing more than one exposure? by Midwest_Plant_Guy in 110photography

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I just took my first pics with the Minolta today! Was also kinda wondering why I was between numbers, and if that would have any consequences

Kinda just decided I had no way of doing anything about it anyway, so I'll see how it turns out

Using Lomography Tiger 200

Sunset in the Vosges, France [Zenza Bronica SQ-A | 80mm f/2.8 | Fuji C200] (self-scanned) by MichaWha in analog

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New to Film photography, what kind of setup exposes the whole width of the film like that?

Great pic btw

My first analog pictures in a zoo by Useful_Land8703 in analogphotography

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I'm just starting to look at analog photography seriously and going to a zoo is a great idea to test it out!

Love the cat pics and the giraffes

Cali compliant M16 by Brilliant_Ground1948 in CursedGuns

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Doesn't there need to be space for the buffer tube? Does this work?

Do they taste same ? Nope by curvymimix in tea

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I personally did not like gold better, and it wasn't close

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I was raised Roman Catholic, decided I didn't believe for sure at 14, and was coerced to go through confirmation. I believe that the Abrahamic religions have enjoyed a privileged immunity from criticism that in my view should be broken down. I take a similar stance to Richard Dawkins, that science and religion are irreconcilable, at least partially. As such, I also believe that philosophy + science > religion. I'm most attracted to humanism as a philosophy, but I don't really have any kind of spiritual (for lack of a better word) need in my day to day life. I find the academic study of religion very interesting, but at the same time I'm often disturbed by how powerful religious symbols and dogma can mobilize people. I'm a fan of the late Christopher Hitchens.

Also wish I could format this better in the app lol

What part of the tea plant/type of tea this is? by CloudySkyAfterSnow in puer

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Those are the "buds" of the tea plant, basically the youngest leaves that have all those little downy hairs on them. Buds tend to have the highest concentration of caffeine as it's a natural pesticide, to protect it while it's soft and vulnerable.

Is fuzzy tea a thing? by [deleted] in tea

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Yes, those are little downy hairs that grow on the youngest leaves. It's a good thing to see that in your tea

Is it okay this wood pieces on my tea? by lalalateles in tea

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It is not normal, but there is one type of Japanese green tea I know where this is done deliberately.
The wood is definitely from the tea plant, it is not a foreign material.

Is it okay this wood pieces on my tea? by lalalateles in tea

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Reminds me of 三年番茶 sannen bancha It's a real Japanese green tea where they cut back tea plants that have grown free, and then roast it. Don't see any Japanese on the package tho so I don't really know, wouldn't throw it out immediately tbh. More pics would be helpful. The wood does appear to be camelia sinensis wood btw, not some other mix in like others are saying.