Tag: food photography
Vine without Tomatoes
Just a documentary
If I were a painter
Browns are beautiful, actually
Whole Hot Tomato
Parmesan, olive oil, and tomato
Simple but luxury to palate and mind
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Sprouts from Brussels
Avocado with stem
Lamb shank with chickpeas
Half and half — too late, too early; too ripe, too unripe
Seed cavity refilled with olive, and pumpkin seed oils (plus Himalayan salt)
A beautiful inner contrast
An avocado portrait epitomizing the primitive
Hardly any other fruit epitomizes the past, like the avocado. Giant mammals delighted on these fruits millennia ago, bitting them directly from the trees where they grow in pairs. Growing in pairs appears to be the reason they are called avocados, from the Nahuatl word for testicles. Persea americana Miller
Two Blueberry-Basil Cornbread ends — one end is the end, another end is the beginning
For the first time, today I decided to put the small piece left from the last baked bread on a plate for breakfast, as well as the first slice of the newly baked one. Not a large breakfast. Just the conscientious mindset, wanting to enjoy freshness, without discarding of the not so fresh. These are… Continue reading Two Blueberry-Basil Cornbread ends — one end is the end, another end is the beginning