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I guess I don't have a black thumb after all. A few leaves started to turn brown and die a few days ago, and I decided it was time to harvest the thyme.
A couple of sprigs of flowering thyme squished and cyanotyped.
Exposure time: ~4mins full sun, lunchtime on 23rd June 2009
Paper: Daler Cartridge paper, Acid Free, 130 gsm
Paper size approx 8" x 6"
alot of people who have looked at this photo swear it's a lambs ear plant leaf, but it's really a small leaf from a thyme plant in my mom's herb garden
Mixed media on canvas, gallery depth
10x10 inches
Each small 10x10 work of art on gallery canvas seeps life, the interesting aspects of city life, stores, restaurants, art galleries, and downtown living. I focus on the better aspects of enjoyment and pleasure. Building shapes and signage are also interesting to me, I like to incorporate aspects of a city that I find artistic.
Daisy May's BBQ founder Adam Perry lang creates a rosemary-thyme flavor brush by tying sprigs to the handle of a regular grill brush. Genius.
Northern Michigan Wedding venue Castle Farms Photography by Paul Retherford in Charlevoix, Michigan with Thyme Hill Designs, Charlevoix Wedding Pastor, Rusch Entertainment, BJ's Catering, Maggie Sottero dress, Nina shoes, Moomers ice cream, and coordinator Sarah. West Garden Room Wedding reception and West Garden courtyard Wedding ceremony.
(organic) basil growing in pot
(cut) chive flowers & thyme branches from my parents' garden
loving how the colors match :)
carlyn janus made all of the wardrobe for this film. carlyn has been hearing about my desire for a 'river tam' styled dress for at least a year now, so that's kind of how this dress turned out (huzzah!).
i knit the shrug, using the pattern from lace style, little lace shrug, as the starting point. i altered it a little for easier knitting and to suit my needs. i used berroco ultra alpaca, which i love. details are on ravelry, here, and my blog here.
Thyme Spurge (Phyllanthus hirtellus) after rain. Found in bushland in Springwood, Blue Mountains, NSW.
A purple Thyme flower growing in a pot in my garden. I've managed to shoot and upload it within one day, which is not bad for me considering the number of pictures from last year I've still got sitting around waiting to get sorted.
Vestur-Island, Gullbringusýsla, Reykjanes peninsula: northeast of Hafnir, near Urð along road 45. Habitats: Coastal rocks, lava rocks, areas with shallow soil with many terricolous lichens.
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Any thyme is a good thyme, but I think German thyme is among the best.
[winter survivor]
[flooding in the garden after heavy rain fall]
Think of a classic Italian or French (depends on who you ask) sauce that tastes rich, nutty, and just plain delicious. You're now imagining yourself spending hours slaving over the stove. Right? Nope. All this takes is 5 minutes and 2 ingredients. That's right...two!
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