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Three glossy, pink and orange vessels stand against a plain cream background. The central bottle is filled with a gradient of pink and white liquid, topped with a ribbed orange lid.

Pastel shades that are super-easy on the eye? Hello again Putput

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Date
29 November 2012

Danish masters of aesthetic photography, Putput, have returned with fresh new updates to their website. As ever the content is unspeakably easy on the eye, the visual equivalent of hot milk and honey, and there’s really not much more to it than that. This time the content of the images are tupperware lids on assorted glassware – which sounds plain daft but looks surprisingly wonderful. Keep it up guys, it just never gets old!

A ceramic drinking vessel shaped like a rooster, glazed in a deep chocolate brown. It features a lime green lid with a clear plastic straw poking through the top.
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Putput: Vessels

Two cocktail glasses stand against a plain beige background. One has a black stem and a blue plastic lid, while the other is clear glass with a yellow plastic lid.
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Putput: Vessels

A clear plastic shaker bottle with a bright orange lid and a grey cap. It stands centrally against a plain, pale beige background.
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Putput: Vessels

A collection of clear glass vessels of varying heights and shapes, each topped with a colourful plastic lid. The lids are red, white, orange and blue, set against a plain cream background.
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Putput: Vessels

A white ceramic pot with two handles and a bright yellow lid. The side of the pot features a delicate painting of a landscape with trees and clouds.
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Putput: Vessels

Three rectangular glass containers with colourful lids stand against a plain beige background. Each vessel features a different texture, including a bubbled surface and diagonal ridges.
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Putput: Vessels

A clear glass jar with a bright blue lid sits on a white surface. The base of the glass has a subtle green tint.
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Putput: Vessels

A ceramic beer stein with a white plastic lid. The side of the mug features a raised relief illustration of a forest scene.
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Putput: Vessels

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James Cartwright

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James started out as an intern in 2011 and came back in summer of 2012 to work online and latterly as Print Editor, before leaving in May 2015.

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