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Saw this colourful spider in our Campus garden and clicked. The colour pattern attracted me towards it.
This is Signature spider-Thanks Indira Madam!!
Thanks to Andrea for her recipe! Here it is:
375g unsalted butter (I don’t see the point of using unsalted only to add salt separately.)
375g best quality dark chocolate (supercook dark belgian cooking chocolate works well)
6 large eggs
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
500g caster sugar
225g plain flour
1 teaspoon of salt ??!
300g chopped walnuts (I don’t like these much so use a small pack and bash them with a rolling pin to break them up as much as possible)
tin measuring approx 33 x23 x 5 ½cm (I always use 2 round tins 21cm diameter)
Preheat oven to 180c
Line baking tin, sides and base (I use springform non-stick tins, greased well but never bother lining them).
Melt butter and chocolate together in a large heavy-based pan.
In a bowl, beat eggs with sugar and vanilla.
Measure the flour into another bowl and add salt.
When chocolate mixture has melted, let it cool a bit before beating eggs and sugar followed by the nuts and flour. Beat to combine smoothly and then scrape into tin.
Bake for 25mins. When it is ready the top should be dried to a paler brown speckle, but the middle still dark and dense and gooey. Keep checking as the turn very quickly from gooey to dried out.
(I always leave them in the tins on the cooling rack to cool completely before cutting them up, the middle ones can be very gooey but once cooled, the consistency is more like fudge).
Strobist Info:
EN: 1 boomed strobe thru white umbrella as key light, diy ring flash as fill light
ES: 1 flash en jirafa a traves de paraguas blanco como luz principal, ring flash como luz de relleno.
Our home was built in 1970 and had (up to this month) changed very little since then. Remodeling started in mid-May and I'm having fun shooting some "in process" photos.
Here, the dark paneling has been removed as well as the drywall behind it exposing the studs (as well as some plumbing) in our den.
Brand new.
Never lived in.
4/3/2
2500 square feet.
Full appliance package (including washer/dryer)
Granite Kitchen Counters
42" Cherry Cabinets
Breakfast Nook.
Tile in all living areas.
Berber carpet in all bedrooms.
His/Her sinks in master bath with Jacuzzi Tub and separate shower.
His/Her walk in closets in Master.
Cabana Bath.
Covered and Tiled patio.
Garage Door Opener.
Separate laundry room.
TONS of closet space.
Hurricane shutters.
Cobblestone driveway & front walk.
Nice neighborhood.
Close to everything.
For. the. same. money. we. are paying. now.
Okay, it's yellow. REALLY yellow. But I like yellow. It is light. Sun. Hope. Joy. HAPPY
How could you EVER feel like shit in this house?
WWYD?
Please, Don't use this image on websites, blogs or other media without my explicit permission. © All rights reserved
Realistic QTA-790 4-channel amplifier, Heathkit AA-100 tube amplifier, graphic equalizer, Harmon-Kardon 3-head cassette deck, Dynaco PAS-2 tube preamp, Advent near-field monitor speakers.
Ein ausgesprochen charmantes leer stehendes Haus am Ende der Schuppenreihe. Von hier hat man eine schöne Aussicht über Hamburg mit Elbphilharmonie und HafenCity.
Photowalk mit dem Kollegen Stilpirat von Steinwerder bis zum Schuppen 50 in Wilhelmsburg
Camera: Sigma DP1s
Tried to make a home studio today out of a big box, some plastic and white poster board. Also got a piece of black cloth to drape inside. Tried a radio, violin and a variety of flowers. It was sort of fun and sort of frustrating positioning and repositioning the lights. Somewhat satisfied with how it worked. I just need more practice. And better photo ideas.
This is how I found my home when I arrived from my holidays. Actually worse than this, a week has gone by since I got back and still not ready... Patience, patience....