Crisp – January 2010
Am I the only person who thinks of a salt-rimmed margarita glass when I see this picture of frosted leaves, taken outside my house last week?? 🙂
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Really beautiful photograph Jeanne! Hope you had a lovely Xmas and Happy New Year!
Stunning pic! No, I’m thinking margarita too… although I wish it was a bit later so i could pop the tequila open! Ola sister!
Beautiful! It’ll be margarita weather soon enough, right? I’ve been hearing about the cold you’ve had – we’re shivering here, as well! Stay warm.
Rachel
Margarita time! No sadly not, but your photo does remind me of the salt brimmed glasses. Stunning pic.
Awesome. I didn’t think of a margarita though, just how I wish I could experience a bit of snow and cold to be able to take pics like this.
Stunning! Looks like something out of a fairy tale…
Hello Jeanne
Reading your posts I am elated to see that SA and Lebanon are both wanting seasonal and artisanal foods; thanks to you and your (very) informative posts, I now know more about SA than I ever would have before!
I am doing a giveaway of products I brought back with me from Lebanon and if you are interested, i would love to return the favor and send them to you! (I am doing a draw as well)
Niamh – thanks so much! hope your festive season was equally fabulous 🙂
Bethany – Hola to you too! At home, we always used to say it was OK to have a drink, as long as the first aeroplane of the day had already flown over your house. In London, that’s abotu 6a.m. 🙂
Rachel – I think we’re some way off that… but tequila drinking to keep warm is perfectly acceptable 🙂 Hope you guys had a wonderful holday season!
Marisa – phew – I thought it was just me 🙂
Firefly – oh, you would LOVE it! It’s a photographer’s dream 🙂
Koek – frost really is like something magical that appeard while you sleep. Snow, on the other hands, halts the planes and closes the airports…
TasteofBeirut – thanks for visiting – I will definitely have a look at your blog today. Glad you enjoyed the posts 🙂
What an amazing photograph Jeanne!! What camera did you use? I’ve just received a DSLR for Christmas and am now interested in all things ‘photographic’! I’ve been an avid reader of your blog for ages and just love the content especially your recipes.
Hi Lyn
Thanks for your kind words and glad to hear that you’re a CookSister fan! You won’t believe, but for this photo I just used my little Canon Powershot A720 on macro setting – it was too cold to be faffing abotu outside with the big DSLR. Most of the pics on the site, though, are taken with my trusty Canon EOS 20D – it’s the best thing I ever bought, truly life-changing 🙂 If you have any questions about using your DSLR, feel free to ask me and I’ll try to help. I know it’s a steep learning curve!
That is fabulous Jeanne. I thought it was frosted mint leaves to be used to decorate a cake.
lovely shot jeanne!! yes indeed it looks lk a frosted margherita glass!
This is precious!
Paz