Red Pepper and Garlic
Red Hot Chilli Peppers
Winter Squash with Onions
Summer Vegetables
Winter Vegetables
Winter Vegetables
Fresh Salmon with Potatoes
Romanesco Cauliflower
Back-lit Bananas
Back-lit Tomatoes on the Vine
Mushrooms
Jam Scones and Tea
Les Tartes aux Poires – Pear tarts à la Française.
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Home Baked Bread
Home Baked Bread
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Focaccia - Home Baked
Cheese Board
Sleeping Hippo Bread
Christmas Cake Ingredients
Good Things
Warm indoors, cold outside
Sweet Lightening Squash
Baked Red Pepper
Bottles in Frame
13-11-9
Graphics Card Triptych
Signs of the times.
Arched gateway in Ledbury
Winter Light in Ledbury
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Acorn Husks
Plunder from France - September 2011
Du Point de Bayeux - The prow of William the Conqu…
Tower at Mont St Michel - September 2011
Looking Northwards from Mont St Michel to Tombelai…
Mont Saint Michel - September 2011
St Anne at Mont St Michel - September 2011
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Madonna & Child at Mont St Michel - September 2011
Fleur de lys tiles at Mont St Michel - September 2…
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Heavy lifting gear at Mont St Michel - September 2…
The Causeway at Mont Saint Michel - September 2011
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Tilting Squashes
Onion Squash on the left, Festival Squash (or Carnival Squash) on the left. Known as Winter Squashes.
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this is an awesome photo... wonder light and a perfect pov.
but I am so sorry it's a living thing (or was) so I have to remove it from the Art of the Mundane group... living things are not mundane objects.
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