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Category Archives: Art photography
Rain is a four letter word…
“I like it like rain water, my dear” was the standard reply given by a favourite aunt when asked how she took her tea. Unlike Arthur’s cake, this cup, which someone left out in the rain, retained its recipe and … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Art photography, Digital photography, Expectation, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Rain, Seasons, Weather, Writing
Tagged A thousand names for, Arthur's cake, clear thinking, climate, digital photography, eskimos, Humour, natural beauty, Photography, Photography course, pluviometer, Rain, simple logic, Someone left the cake out.., tourette, Tourette's, writing
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One fine morning…..not
I, like Caesar before me, walked out into the ruins of what was, but yesterday evening, a garden in the full pomp of June flowering. On surveying the flattened, flowerless, green mayhem Caesar would have addressed his trembling gardeners in … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Art photography, Bad luck, Emotion, Falling Down, Garden, Gardening, Hail, Humour, Language, perfect day, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, summer, Weather, Writing
Tagged bad weather, Caesar, clear thinking, destruction, digital photography, France, gardens, hail caesar, Hail storm, Humour, misty morning, natural beauty, outdoors, Photography, Photography course, snails, social networking, tyranny, writing
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Tongue tied…..
Being able to make our thoughts public, through “blogs” or “tweets”, seems to have become a very efficient muzzle. The greater the number of people who read our, ineradicable, words the more cautious we have to become. We are very … Continue reading
Posted in Food and Photography, Photography, Photography holiday, Writing, Cooking, food, photography course, Baking, friendship, harmony, Food photographer, hypocrisy, Humour, Art photography, Excess, Fools rush in, Illusion, Emotion, Sobriety, 2013
Tagged baking, blogging, clear thinking, digital photography, disagreement, food, France, freedom of speech, Humour, muzzled, Photography course, political correctness, shackled, simple logic, social networking, writin, writing
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Waking with a bee in your ear……
Solitary bees are a new discovery for me. Up to a recent point I thought that all bees lived in tower block hives, milling around chaotically but purposefully, so like us humans, buzzing off to work in a rush hour … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Art photography, asparagus, Baking, Cheese, Cream, Cuisine bourgeoise, Digital photography, Eggs, food, Food and Photography, Food photographer, France, French countryside, new potatoes, Parmesan, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Recipes, summer, tart, Uncategorized, White Burgundy, Wine, Writing
Tagged Asparagus, asparagus tart, baking, bee hives, bees, birds and the bees, buttery new potatoes, clear thinking, cooking, digital photography, dreamlike, food, Food photographer, France, Humour, mobylette, natural beauty, new potatoes, Noirmoutier potatoes, outdoors, Photography, Photography course, puff pastry, Recipes, rush hour, sleep, solitary bees, waking, white burgundy, writing
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These latish things remind me of you…
” A bowl of peaches that are slowly ripening, A simple salad on a summer evening….” These and other equally delicious things remind me of you, Summer. I’m impatiently awaiting your arrival; my mind is filled with memories of our … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Art photography, Caviar, Childhood memories, Christmas, Digital photography, Drinks, Expectation, fireplace, food, Food and Photography, Food photographer, France, Fruit, Humour, lifestyle, Lumpfish, peaches, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, summer, Uncategorized, Weather, Wine, wine, Writing
Tagged digital photography, food, Food photographer, food photographers, France, frisson of excitement, Humour, Je mange bien tous les jours, last tryst, Le dejeuner sur l'herbe, outdoors, Photography course, Picnics, plastic cups, Salad, sand filled sandwiches, sandwiches, Snow leopard, Summer, Summer food, These foolish things, warm wine
23 Comments
Panning for gold….
“I break some good eggs into a bowl, I beat them well, I put in a good piece of butter in the pan. I throw the eggs into it and I shake it constantly. I am happy, monsieur, if this … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Art photography, Breakfast, Cooking, Digital photography, Eggs, Elizabeth David, food, Food and Photography, Food photographer, Fried eggs, La Mere Poulard, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Recipes, summer, Table manners, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Breakfast, clear thinking, cooking, copper pan, copper pans, delicious confection, digital photography, food, Food photographer, food photographers, France, fried egg, Good things, Gustave Courbet, Humour, La Mere Poulard, mastering the art of french cooking, mere poulard, Musee d'Orsay, natural beauty, Omelettes, Photography course, Recipes, simple logic, substantial breakfast, The Origin of the World, writing
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Soft centred Sundae…..
There is such a silence this Sunday morning. Even the birds are in quiet contemplation. The soft hum of the computer and the click clack of the keyboard is all that breaks the hush. Once it would have been the … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Art photography, Bad luck, baking, Baking, cake, coffee, Cooking, desserts, Digital photography, Expectation, food, Food and Photography, Food photographer, France, Fruit, Les Saints de Glace, Miracle, muffin, oranges, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, St.Mamert, St.Pancrace, St.Servais, Sugar, summer, Sunday, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Cake and coffee, candied fruit slices, Casting a clout before May is out, derrieres, Les Saintes Glaces, muffins, Peace and quiet, Quiet contemplation, Sunday morning, Upside down cake
35 Comments
Having a breakdown….
My specialist subject is not “The Workings of the Internal Combustion Engine”. This became apparent when, after pushing all the knobs and turning all the keys marked “Start”, nothing happened save the creation of a telling noise that had heads … Continue reading
Posted in 2013, Art photography, Bad Habits, Digital photography, Emotion, Expectation, Falling Down, France, Humour, Illusion, Language, lifestyle, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged bonnet, Breakdown, breakdown truck, bureaucracy, cars, clear thinking, derision, digital photography, do as you would be done by, France, hood, Humour, Instruction manuals, Insurance company, internal combustion engine, J.K.Rowling, Kafkaesque, La Belle France, Le Hexagon, little bo peep, locomotion, manuals, Mastermind, Mental breakdown, mental breakdowns, Owners' manuals, patience, Photography course, simple logic, Specialist subject, Tolkien, travel, waiting, writing, Zen and the art of Motorbike repair
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