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Category Archives: Autumn
The pain of separation….
I was thinking of meringues and then it started raining and the car wouldn’t start. That was one the sequences of events that will eventually make up today. A perfectly blue sky filled with puffy white clouds, reminiscent of a … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Art photography, Autumn, Bad luck, baking, Digital photography, Eggs, Emotion, family, food, Food and Photography, Food photographer, Good luck, Humour, Luck, meringues, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Writing
Tagged baking, meringues, nature, separation
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Camera obscura….
On reflection, I have spent a lot of my life in camera obscura. A computer screen is my main illumination on this grey and rainy Sunday morning. This is where I work on my pictures and where I write. Darkened … Continue reading
Posted in "Frenzy", 2012, 70's, Advertising, Alfred Hitchcock, Art photography, Autumn, Camera Obscura, Covent Garden, Digital photography, Drinks, Excellence, Excess, Food and Photography, Food photographer, Humour, lifestyle, Markets, Memory, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, The Globe, The Royal Opera House, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged Alfred Hitchcock, Covent Garden, Humour, Photography, The Royal Opera House
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If you go down to the woods today….
Reminiscence is so full of flavour and detail whereas prophecy is already tainted with disappointment. “If you go down to the woods today, you’re sure of a big surprise” clearly vindicates the quotation “It’s better to travel hopefully than to … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Art photography, Autumn, Dreams, Edward Muybridge, Emotion, Expectation, Food photographer, France, French countryside, Humour, Hunting, Landscapes, Landscapes, Marcassin, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Sanglier, Uncategorized, Vendee, Wild Boar, Writing
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Time for a glass of red….
Sipping my morning coffee in the sun kick starts my mental processes, gets the juices flowing, and pretty soon I’m thinking about food. I can’t imagine, at least I try not to imagine, life without bread, cheese and wine. Each … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Art photography, Autumn, Baking, Brioche, Cheese, Cotes de Rhone, Digital photography, Drinks, food, Food and Photography, Food photographer, France, French countryside, Fruit, Gigondas, grapes, Landscapes, Landscapes, Memory, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Vines, Vineyard, walnuts, Wine, Writing
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Quince Charming…
I could have sworn that I had saved the draft of my current post just before I set off to the shops. Not only could I have sworn but I have sworn, plumbing new depths of profanity, but in spite … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Autumn, baking, Confit de Canard, Cooking, Digital photography, Expectation, food, Food and Photography, Food photographer, France, Fruit, Goose, Membrillo, Obsession, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Quince, Spike Milligan, Still life, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged food, style, vacation
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50 shades of Grey’s Elegy……
On a soft balmy day, what remained of last winter’s logs were split and stacked in the outhouse yesterday to make space for the delivery of this year’s firewood. This chore has been the first physical indication of the slow, … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Autumn, Cooking, Expectation, fireplace, Food and Photography, Food photographer, France, French countryside, La Foret de Mervent, Landscapes, Landscapes, lifestyle, Memory, perfect day, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Seasons, The Forest of Mervent, Uncategorized, Writing
Tagged nature, winter
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That’s very sexy, Petal
Gardening is good for my soul. Digging and laying paths are good for my body, at least so I try to convince myself as I nurse my aching ageing muscles. Watering, as long as the garden is small, is mesmeric … Continue reading
The short life of the choc ice…..
Sometimes only a choc ice will do. Such was the case yesterday evening. It was still hot after a long day of unbroken sunshine and I knew that there were two choc ices in the freezer. A box of them … Continue reading
The weather man says clear today…….
Forecasting is, at best, an imprecise science. Sitting in the garden this evening the light is soft and beautiful. Summer’s end is hard to accept when corners of the garden are illuminated by the incarnadine glow of geraniums in full … Continue reading
Posted in 2012, Arrogance, Art photography, Autumn, Chickens' entrails, Digital photography, Expectation, Food photographer, Forecasint, Forecasting, France, French countryside, Garden, Gardening, Geranium, Hurricane, Jack Nicholson, La Foret de Mervent, Landscapes, Lobelia, Mackerel sky, Mares' Tails, Michael Fish, Oleander, Photography, photography course, Photography holiday, Rain, Shine, The Forest of Mervent, Vendee, Weather, Weather forecaster, Weather forecasting, Writing
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