oh loved the pic~ and am going to try making these potatoes... i even bought potatoes this time in my veggie shopping which is a big shocker for my vegetable basket!!
Love love the pic. Totally different, while everybody takes so care the take a B&W oicture which is so perfect you take a casual one and gets the gold :-)
Priya, yes, aren't they different? Arundati, I rarely eat potatoes myself, but after discovering that recipe, I had to buy them! Desisoccermom, no, I put myself on timer and took the photo. Isn't it supposed to be our own photo? Finla, thanks so much, what a nice thing to say!
Oh you evil food bloggers, tempting me with these events (that I am no good at) and these potato recipes and what not. Btw I have been meaning to ask you for a few months now, where exactly is the next chalk and chopsticks being hosted? I have gone round and round, but I can't find the beginning or the end.
Lakshmi, it's yet to be announced. Just Google 'Served with Love, Of Chalks and Chopsticks 2010' and you will find the beginning :-D Jaya, thanks a lot, that feels nice. Krithi, thank you! Jayashree, thank you. Bong Mom, hmm, as you prob. know from earlier posts, I've gotten Malayali, Punjabi, Bengali too! Parsi is new for me, thanks! :-D
I found out about BWW a week ago, but couldn't find the software on my comp to convert a colour photo into black and white. Is the event over or does it run into next month as well? Your pic is so unique and different from previous BWW pics i have seen. Really, how do these ideas strike you and why am i never in their way :)
Susan, wasn't it a watched pot never cooks? :) But I know what you mean - to me that happens with milk - doesn't boil as fast as I want it to, and when i look the other side for a second, it boils over! La, it's a weekly event, please look for the details at Susan's blog, mentioned in the post. As for how I got in the way of the idea - I didn't have any beautiful vegetables or fruits with me to do cross-section shots, so I thought of this. You don't need software on your computer - if your camera has a Black & White mode, you can use that. Otherwise, you can use the sites Picnik or BeFunky on the Internet, you don't even need to become a member.
love B & W pics, they are different and love seeing things that way once in a while :)
ReplyDeleteoh loved the pic~ and am going to try making these potatoes... i even bought potatoes this time in my veggie shopping which is a big shocker for my vegetable basket!!
ReplyDeleteSo did M take the photo? I love how I can tell it is you who is checking the potatoes. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove love the pic. Totally different, while everybody takes so care the take a B&W oicture which is so perfect you take a casual one and gets the gold :-)
ReplyDeletePriya, yes, aren't they different?
ReplyDeleteArundati, I rarely eat potatoes myself, but after discovering that recipe, I had to buy them!
Desisoccermom, no, I put myself on timer and took the photo. Isn't it supposed to be our own photo?
Finla, thanks so much, what a nice thing to say!
Oh you evil food bloggers, tempting me with these events (that I am no good at) and these potato recipes and what not. Btw I have been meaning to ask you for a few months now, where exactly is the next chalk and chopsticks being hosted? I have gone round and round, but I can't find the beginning or the end.
ReplyDeleteVery unusual but then it's you Sra :-D..love it ..hugs and smiles
ReplyDeleteGood click!
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Nice pic, Sra.
ReplyDeleteYou look cute and also a bit Parsi. Now why did that cross my mind ?
ReplyDeleteLakshmi, it's yet to be announced. Just Google 'Served with Love, Of Chalks and Chopsticks 2010' and you will find the beginning :-D
ReplyDeleteJaya, thanks a lot, that feels nice.
Krithi, thank you!
Jayashree, thank you.
Bong Mom, hmm, as you prob. know from earlier posts, I've gotten Malayali, Punjabi, Bengali too! Parsi is new for me, thanks! :-D
You know, Sra, a watched potato never cooks. ;P Thanks for joining in BWW with this whimsical shot.
ReplyDeleteI found out about BWW a week ago, but couldn't find the software on my comp to convert a colour photo into black and white. Is the event over or does it run into next month as well? Your pic is so unique and different from previous BWW pics i have seen. Really, how do these ideas strike you and why am i never in their way :)
ReplyDeleteSusan, wasn't it a watched pot never cooks? :) But I know what you mean - to me that happens with milk - doesn't boil as fast as I want it to, and when i look the other side for a second, it boils over!
ReplyDeleteLa, it's a weekly event, please look for the details at Susan's blog, mentioned in the post. As for how I got in the way of the idea - I didn't have any beautiful vegetables or fruits with me to do cross-section shots, so I thought of this. You don't need software on your computer - if your camera has a Black & White mode, you can use that. Otherwise, you can use the sites Picnik or BeFunky on the Internet, you don't even need to become a member.
Haha love this! It looks like me checking on my cakes and cookies every thirty seconds.
ReplyDeleteJoanne, I wasn't doing that this time though I do it all the time! :-D
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