Day 241 #Project365

August 28, 2012 by [ayu]

The natural light at A Bite to Eat cafe this morning, as I was sitting facing the window, was so delicious it made this dish looked even yummier. The sun that came from the front window was soft and so perfectly diffused it touched everything in the room beautifully. Eclectically called Tweed, this dish of smoked mackerel, potato cake, leek spinach and poached egg, was not only photogenic, it was super delish. I 100% believed my foodie friend who happily […]

Categories: Food & Delicious Things, Learning Photography, Nikon D90, Project 365 - 2012, stills • Tags: a bite to eat, Canberra, diffused light, food, food photography, natural light, Project 365 - 2012, restaurants

Day 232 #Project365

August 19, 2012 by [ayu]

Today was about food, family, food, relatives, food, friends, oh and some more food for most Indonesians. It does not matter what your religion is, nor where you live in the world, most of us, one way or the other,  is gonna be ‘touched’ by the Muslim’s celebration of Eid Mubarak (Hari Raya Idul Fitri/ Eid Al-Fitri) and will enjoy the day meeting up with everybody and catch up while surrounded by all the yummy food. Some would regret having […]

Categories: Events, Nikon D90, People, Project 365 - 2012 • Tags: feast, food, Hari Raya Idul Fitri, party, Project 365 - 2012

Day 188 #Project365

July 6, 2012 by [ayu]

There are times when parental resistance is strong that no matter how intense offspring nagging becomes, we keep our foot down and that’s the end of it. Today was not one of THOSE time, which explained why you are looking at a bunch of lady finger biscuits in the bowl. Thanks to Ms 4 super nagging power I got off my lazy bum and made Tiramisu, as she persistently demanded. There is a reason why I don’t do a lot of […]

Categories: Food & Delicious Things, Nikon D90, Project 365 - 2012 • Tags: baking, dessert, easy dessert, food, Project 365 - 2012, tiramisu

Day 117 #Project365

April 26, 2012 by [ayu]

I found something precious at the Asian grocer today, these little green chilies, or cabe rawit/cengek, as we Indonesians call it. To understand how important chillies are to me you have to understand Indonesians. To most Indonesians chillies are not just the thing you use to make your food spicy, it’s almost like the way of life. As eating covers most of our activities, most of us cannot eat without a fiery touch of chilli. We love our food spicy. […]

Categories: Everyday Things, Food & Delicious Things, Project 365 - 2012 • Tags: bird's eye chilli, chillies, food, Indonesian, Project 365 - 2012, spicy food