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328 calories
This was the first time that I attempted to make my own fish tacos. They turned out good.
2 La Tortilla Factory Soft Wraps-Mini-White Whole Wheat = 50 calories each
1 tbsp Fat Free Sour Cream = 12 calories
2 tbsp Chunky Salsa = 10 calories
1 small banana pepper, chopped = 9 calories
1/2 small Haas Avocado, chopped = 92 calories
1 frozen Tilapia fillet = 96 calories
Cooking Spray - Olive Oil = 8 calories
1 tsp Chef Paul Prudhomme's Blackened Redfish Magic Seasoning = 0 calories
Spray small non-stick skillet with PAM. Sprinkle seasoning on both sides of fish. Place fish in skillet and cook on low heat, turning until done. On each wrap, spread sour cream and salsa. Place banana pepper and avocado in center of each wrap. Break cooked fish into bite-size pieces and place in middle of each wrap. Fold wraps and secure with toothpick. Place in microwave for 30 seconds on high. Enjoy!
morning in this desert riparian oasis, before the sun has peaked over the canyon's ridges... (iPhone5, autostitch, picframe, snapseed, lo-mob)
Finally! The first day of the year when my son and his friends jumped into the blue! Sony A77 makes 12 Pictures per second; perfect for this kind of action stuff!
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„Wer nass ist, fürchtet keinen Regen!“ (Sprichwort aus Russland)
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"365: the 2014 edition" "365:2014" "Day 157" 06.06.2014
I am just playing with APPS: Fast Camera & PicFrame.
Fast Camera on my iPad is like having a motrodrive on your camera. Press START and it starts clicking every second. This is great for taking self-portraits--hands off. Then you look at each frame and choose the best. I went outside on the front porch to use the natural daylight. I put my iPad on a STAND on the porch railing. I was turning my head from side-to-side. I couldn't just pick one. Then I used PicFrame on my iPad to make a collage and uploaded to Flickr. I was able to CROP the pictures in PicFrame. Fun!!!!!!
Originally I thought I would go across the road and get a picture of me standing in the cotton field, but I was too lazy to get my big camera, tripod, put on clothes/shoes, and walk down the driveway. Plus, there is a fence which I'm not sure I can cross. Maybe another day--unless they come and "pick the cotton" with a big piece of machinery!
Note about the Day: MO #5
A Google streetview from the front with a Google Earth satellite image, put together with PicFrame on an iPad Air.
Here are four paragraphs about the church from Wikipedia:
"Santa Maria della Salute (English: Saint Mary of Health), commonly known simply as the Salute, is a Roman Catholic church and minor basilica located at Punta della Dogana in the Dorsoduro sestiere of the city of Venice, Italy.
"It stands on the narrow finger of Punta della Dogana, between the Grand Canal and the Giudecca Canal, at the Bacino di San Marco, making the church visible when entering the Piazza San Marco from the water. The Salute is part of the parish of the Gesuati and is the most recent of the so-called plague churches.
"In 1630, Venice experienced an unusually devastating outbreak of the plague. As a votive offering for the city’s deliverance from the pestilence, the Republic of Venice vowed to build and dedicate a church to Our Lady of Health (or of Deliverance, Italian: Salute). The church was designed in the then fashionable baroque style by Baldassare Longhena, who studied under the architect Vincenzo Scamozzi. Construction began in 1631. Most of the objects of art housed in the church bear references to the Black Death.
"The dome of the Salute was an important addition to the Venice skyline and soon became emblematic of the city, inspiring artists like Canaletto, J. M. W. Turner, John Singer Sargent, and the Venetian artist Francesco Guardi."
In Donna Leon's Guido Brunetti mysteries, which got me interested in Venice, it is often mentioned how the city's old buildings, especially churchs, have scaffolding for many years as they undergo perpetual repairs. Apparently the slow pace of work on Venice's buildings has been going on for centuries. The building of Salute took 56 years before it was ready for consecration in 1687.
Sony RX1
Assembled with PicFrame for Mac
The truly funny thing is to see him looking at the back as if he is looking at a digital screen to review his photo. One other cool thing is that in the shot where he is looking up - he actually did see a cool picture - it was a building front with an interesting pattern of air conditioning units sticking out. I turned around to look at what he was "photographing" and ended up taking a picture myself!
May & June in the Sonoran desert: the iconic saguaro cacti sprout showy bouquets of waxy blooms--nectar-filled treats for bats, birds, and bees...Summer arrives when the blooms go bust and the dry heat blasts the dessicating landscape, waiting for the monsoon rains to arrive in early July...I've spent weekend mornings running by this particular saguaro over the past month--the last bloom was just hanging on this past Saturday--the last remnant of the floral bounty...
(iPhone5, snapseed, picframe, lo-mob)
I was asked to photograph a recording session at our new music-studio’s at my workplace.
A different kind of photography then my usual works, but still awesome to do. This is just a compilation of some shots I did.
... all scalps glued, haircuts finished, eyechips to go with each girl's coloring and personality glued in ... now on to designing and sewing outfits! Better photos to come soon, these are just phone pics I took along the way.
I'll have a total of seven girls, plus Fiona (for the raffle) ... so I've got two more to do!
Happy Labor Day Weekend!! <3
taken with a Canon, e-mailed to iPhone 4 for editing with snapseed and PicFrame apps--the surrealizing effect of simple symmetry
Four edits of one photo of the balloony-y neon structure outside the Paris Hotel & Casino on the Strip in Las Vegas. Photographed with iPhone 4s, edited with Camera+ and PicFrame.
A symmetrical transformation of one of the newer landmark bldgs in Seoul's (now-world-famous) Gangnam district--Liebeskind-designed HQ for Hyundai Development. (iPhone4, snapseed, PicFrame)
Top Row: Shiner, TX, home of Shiner Beer. Stores that sell cowboy boots. Bottom Row: Longhorns used in advertising--this was at Wal-Mart in Denton. Signs for "Buc-ee's". It's a Beaver. And a travel center (i.e. truck stop).
Android phone photos, edited via PicFrame.
There was a singing competition in my hometown today. And it was a pleasure to hear so many talented students.
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"Es schwinden jedes Kummers Falten,
solang des Liedes Zauber walten."
(Friedrich von Schiller)
In a local pub we watched the soccer european champions league final between Barcelona and Juventus Torino. We made our private sports bet and till to the 97th (!) minute the result was 2:1 for Barcelona. And the supposed winner was already shouting for joy and rejoyce. But then came the last seconds of the game...
Well, don't sell the skin till you have caught the bear.
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„Juve were relentless in pressure, but Barcelona were equally brilliant in taking time off the clock and keeping Juventus on the perimeter. The Italians just couldn’t break down the Barcelona defense and the Catalans were just waiting for the chance to carry the ball as far away from their goal as quickly as possible. Furthermore, Messi and Neymar were able to steal over a minute by holding the ball at their feet near the corner flag. But to cap off the Champions League Final, in the 97th minute, Barcelona went on another counter, with Messi sending Neymar through. Neymar sent the ball to Pedro who quickly passed the ball back to the Brazilian who finished the chance off with aplomb, resulting in pandemonium on the pitch and in the Barcelona part of the stands.
During the celebrations, Cakir whistled for the full-time, and Barcelona were able to celebrate their fifth European title in the perfect way to send off the legend that is Xavi.“
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"Man soll das Fell des Bären nicht verkaufen, bevor man ihn geschossen hat." (Sprichwort)
There were dozens of kittens at the Humane Society when we went to pick out a new kitty, and we petted and talked to a good portion of them. Having not connected with any of them, I was almost ready to give up for the night and come back another time when Roberto found this one (horribly misnamed "Angel" by the staff). After MUCH deliberation, we named her Anyanka after the demon-turned-human on Buffy the Vampire Slayer. The name is a much better fit.
She is occasionally sweet (usually in the wee hours of the dark morning), but mostly she is wildly unique and entertaining. While she gets more giant all the time, she's kept our other cat so busy playing wrestling and chase that he's lost about 5 pounds.
Her first yawn shot caused quite a reaction, and she likes nothing more than to give the people what they want.