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It's snowing today so I am staying in and playing with a newly made light tent.
Strobist Info: Taken in a home made light box. SB800 right SB 600 left, both at about 1/64 power. The light box is made of PVC and white ripstop nylon.
Genius. The fries were cut into blocks and stacked with Pont-Neuf and covered in a red wine based "sauce brune".
I can never have a normal poutine again. ;)
Aside:
you know the place is busy when... the busboy, in the depths of the (behind the bar) kitchen just remarked "i think the cd is skipping".. and everyone realises we've been listening to Ella sing the same 2 bars for the last half hour. :)
Yesterday when I came home my flat was freezing. There were only a couple of logs of firewood left and my trusty oil heater was in the storage room and I couldn't find the key to the padlock. Fortunately, mum let me and Aurora fill two big bags with wood at her place, and a neighbour helped me wrench the lock off the door, so now we're warm and snug, heater turned on and wood stack beautifully full.
It was so nice coming home to a warm home this evening. Though now we don't really need to light a fire...
Seeing all of the great Swoon blocks and the work that "applekrisp" is doing with the blocks
made me want to play around with some stacks and make an extended block. I laid out some of my precuts in the orange floral and I wonder if I could get this pieced together! I'm going to try some things in the green fabric and see how it goes.
A close up shot of a stack of pebbles
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Stacks, Prunksaal (des: Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach, 1723/26), Austrian National Library, Hofburg, Vienna
Lumajang, Indonesia.
(Image taken at Senduro, a small mountain town in Kabupaten Lumajang; Lumajang Regency).
Farmers may sell direct or through a middleman. The produce stacked or arranged in blocks and sold wholesale after some bargaining at an agreeable price to prospective buyers, some as far as Bali, Surabaya and Malang.
Manihot esculenta Crantz. Euphorbiaceae. CN: [Malay - Ubi kayu], Brazilian arrowroot, Cassava, Manioc, Tapioca, Tapioca-plant. Native of northern and western South America; cultivated throughout the tropics. Deeply lobed leaves. Cultivated and an important food crop in many parts of the world.
Synonym(s):
Many; refer to www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-119804
Ref and suggested reading:
www.theplantlist.org/tpl/record/kew-119804
This is the artistic chimney stack on one of the houses on the Holkham Hall Estate in the UK (North Norfolk). This estate belongs to the Earl of Leicester.
I gave it the black and white look just to add to my various B&W photo's. In colour it is of course made of rich reds and browns in the bricks with the terracotta pots on the top.