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Fresh salsa is one of my favorite condiments. Of course to eat with chips, but over fish, chicken, a quiche.......delicious! Bon appetit!
Thanks for the views and comments. This image was done for Macro Monday. :-)
This was the same Photography Club challenge as the last image. The original image of Salsa Red Echinacea was taken at a Garden Centre. There was a good variety of colours in the image. In my software I moved the Hue and Saturation slider to the right to further increase the colours. Went into Filters and applied the Palette Knife filter, and moved the stroke detail fairly high to get the distorted effect. I really like the vivid colours, and was pleased with the result. It was also fun to do.
Just playing with my food again. Studio lighting done with two speedlights and set for a moody effect.
(I have a frog I want to "kiss" to see if he turns into a prince, but he dances so fast, I can never **pucker** up!!!! Never give up
is the motto of the day!!!!
I made an interesting salsa the other day, using some Dragon Fruit which I've never tried before (I couldn't find more than one ripe Mango, so I looked for anything tropical that I could find).
It's strange because, when you cut into it, it's not red like the outside, but white w/tiny black seeds. Also, it's not very sweet, but it actually paired well with the one Mango I could find, and fresh pineapple.
I made this to go over a smoked pork loin... :)
Women of Salsa Ritmo y Centro Flamenco de Pittsburgh dance salsa and flamenco at the Latin American &
Caribbean Festival, hosted at the University of Pittsburgh's William Pitt Union.
Volume 101, Issue 5. October 2, 2006
Bromley Salsa Special Red & Black/Halloween evening held on the 31st October 2008 at Bromley Civic Center
I think this tiny character is a male.
Salsa is a genus of orb weavers endemic to the Australasian region.
5 mm body length.
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Within genus Salsa, named for the Latin American dance, this tiny orb weaver looks to be in the middle of its own particular dance, captured here on the tips of a conifer.
I think it has some prey in its jaws.
Not sure if male or female, but tiny indeed.
Around 5 mm body length.
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Donna and I had some lunch at the park...you know, chips, salsa, whiskey, tofu....anyway, this little tomato cube with cilantro heart was left over. Awww!
My cat Salsa in ink.
Drawn with Pitt pens, brush and regular type, in large Moleskine sketchbook.
Blogged in Ea's Artlog
Dancing again ^^
This time Salsa
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