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The Wisconsin Cold Storage Company building on South Water Street and Florida Street in Milwaukee.
South facade of building.
Photo taken November 2012.
Terminal Warehouse Company Central Stores (George B. Mallory, Otto M. Beck, 1890-1891, with alterations by D'Oench & Yost). A mighty block of cold-storage space, from the boom years of the cold-storage business; see the work of Michael Osman for more on this period and this type of infrastructure. I like the teeny traces of Romanesque accents in the cornice. At left: corner of the Starrett-Lehigh Building (Russell G. and Walter M. Cory; Yasuo Matsui, 1930-1931). God bless the AIA Guide for getting down all the details.
Vectored logo for a friend's project. Designed to be recognizable when shrunk down for wet transfer decals.
This is a requested alteration of the original version.
I have regular reminders since a packet of clams was bought while I ponder on and off how should I cook them. My mind is always on the spicy ones though. I finally got all the ingredients that should make the imaginary dish delectable. The outcome: I am really glad that the combo of ingredients I put in made them delicious :) This spicy dish should made a nice topping on laksa too if cockles are not available. Moreover, this dish could be cooked in advance. I had some leftovers and they tasted just great the next day!
ER said: Those flavours resemble the Thai's.
I had used frozen clams bought from Coldstorage Supermarket. When thawed, I cut open each clam and removed the soft black innards. Hopefully, this extra step could remove most of the cholesterol. These calms were chewy BUT, delicious! ER was so satisfied with this seafood that he wanted to buy them again~
This was the closest grocery store/supermarket to our hotel. It was so nice, clean and organized in there. I always looked forward to visiting this store for goods.
Canon 5D Mark II
Canon 35mm f/1.4L
Lightroom 4
Pine Avenue
Long Beach
Although this ghost sign seems vintage, I'm suspicious of its origins. I wonder if it's not a prop for filming.
Performed during the opening ceremony of Shizuoka Food Fair by Cold Storage at the atrium of Plaza Singapura, Orchard Road.
1st shot with my new flash... sb600. rad. the bulb in my fridge is burnt out so shooting this was a mystery the whole time.
It literally was over 100 degrees the day that I took this photo. Complete with sultry humidity. The colors were incredibly vivid, and I had been wanting to 'document' this tree growing on a loading dock.
According to Wikipedia: Turkish Delight, or lokum, is a confection made from starch and sugar. Flavored with rosewater or lemon, the former giving it a characteristic pale pink color. It has a soft, sticky consistency, and is often packaged and eaten in small cubes that are dusted with sugar to prevent sticking. Some recipes include small nut pieces, usually pistachio, hazelnut or walnuts.
Boarded-up and vacant. The former Anderson Brothers Cold-Storage warehouse is located at Bridge Ave & Monmouth St Red Bank, NJ 07701.