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Photo Credit Andy McKenzie

Devouring Cultures

Perspectives on Food, Power, and Identity from the Zombie Apocalypse to Downton Abbey

Edited by Cammie M. Sublette and Jennifer Martin

 

www.uapress.com/dd-product/devouring-cultures/

all images copyright Bitches Food CLub 2017

 

Wild Harvest organic feta spinach Pizza, mmmm excuse me as I nom. Also? I totally need to give myself another home facial, I find it weird that I don't look at my face in the mirror often so I only see what might be happening when I photograph myself or someone photographs me.

This is a rare ivory sarinda, a four-stringed instrument associated with north Indian folk and devotional music. Here is has been transformed into a luxurious status symbol fit for a king or queen. The handle features a dragon-headed beast gripping an elephant while swallowing another.

On either side of the sarinda, winged angelic figures hold shields and swords. These symbols of royal power and conquest were popular in the Deccan Sultanate of Golconda - beasts in combat adorned its city walls from the 1550s onwards.

[British Museum]

 

Taken in the British Museum

I got there too late to save the moth. Taken with Olympus 750

A couple of ChaosPro fractals, beaten to death with Photoshop CS4, Filter Forge and a few other tricks.

Left to his devices in our bedroom, Smith got bored and decided to read the first hundred or so pages of Jamie's book.

For the Austin Weekly Flickr Meet-up, we had colors to pick from and take photos. Mine was Red. So, being weird, I asked Amanda to help me paint my face Red and SIlver and put my hair in pigtails. Peeps were also involved.

Daniel from Sorry State/Deep Fry Bonanza plays guitar in this raging Japanese style hardcore band! Sick riffs, loud as shit, they just put out an LP, check it out if you get the chance!!

Daniel from Sorry State/Deep Fry Bonanza plays guitar in this raging Japanese style hardcore band! Sick riffs, loud as shit, they just put out an LP, check it out if you get the chance!!

Mike and I each had the Ploughman's plate. Yum.

These are sandhoppers, amphipods of the family Talitridae. Many species are found in the intertidal zone, on and above the shoreline. Many are scavengers, feeding on kelp, carrion and other organic matter that washes up on the beach. I observed these ones devouring a small peice of kelp on Rincon beach park in Carpinteria, California

Moo, Baa, LaLaLa, I believe.

Panasonic Lumix 30mm F2.8 ASPH MEGA O.I.S MACRO 1:1 + NiSi Close Up Lens Kit NC 49mm + Godox V860 III O + Diffuser

 

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I recommend zooming in with L or just tapping the picture on the phone to see the detail. Yee Haw!!!

 

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TG and F have known each other their whole lives, but this was the first time we all got together that they spent significant chunks of time actually playing together. It was so great to see them playing in the yard and with various toys. When they came back to the table for desert TG was upset. The cause? His chair was too far from F's. Awww.

The famous Subway $5 Footlong. Can you believe the deal. This thing was massive. It was a turkey on wheat with no mayo, no cheese, extra veggies, extra mustard.

  

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