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Posted by Two Sense (Atlantic Shores, United States) on 1 October 2008 in Food & Cuisine.
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Lilly : I may be asking too much of my little stove, y’ know?
Ronnie : Not something I can give you much help on, sorry.
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yz from Hungary
Great mood. It is very difficult to find the line where to separate the two images again.
1 Oct 2008 9:24pm
Richard_Irwin from Belper, United Kingdom
I know that energy costs the earth today, but going back to candle power must be taking the biscuit.
1 Oct 2008 10:08pm
Camiller from Lisboa, Portugal
I like the composition of this photo. Wonderful mood!
1 Oct 2008 10:25pm
baobab from Cambridge, United States
I really like the reflections in the R side of the shot... gives us a glimpse into your secret life.
may I have one of Lilly's mint humbugs?
1 Oct 2008 10:32pm
Observing from West Cheshire, United Kingdom
I see that the credit crunch is hitting both sides of the pond...!
1 Oct 2008 11:23pm
JoeB from Brampton, Canada
I guess its going to be awhile before we get anything to eat.
2 Oct 2008 12:23am
MadScientist from Düsseldorf, Germany
Lilly, that's a neat little stove you have! Er, who of you both wants to bake my bread dough...?
2 Oct 2008 12:54am
Andrew Gould from Sydney, Australia
Love those little burners and love how you put these images together. It looks seamless to me.
2 Oct 2008 2:50am
Zing from Hamilton, New Zealand
I've never seen those things before in my life, interesting stuff!
2 Oct 2008 4:40am
@Zing: :
(from Ronnie) Thanks, Zing. I bought my little burner in a street market for just £1 (NZ$2.66) this week and Lilly dug out a close match from a half-forgotten cupboard !
leslie from norwich, United Kingdom
Nostalgic shot, well done .... how long before you had hot water???
2 Oct 2008 4:23pm
JJ from Jersey City, United States
Nice mood to this, I know the markets are in turmoil, but could be a long wait for a cuppa
2 Oct 2008 8:28pm
Marion from Nanaimo, BC, Canada
I don't know how you do it, but as always I love your images and this one makes one want to pull out the flour, eggs, sugar, shortening and start baking. Wonderful.
3 Oct 2008 12:38am
Kylie Greenan from Richmond, Australia
How cute is that, looks like someone is ready for a cook up! Great image.
3 Oct 2008 1:48am
djedfre from schaumburg, United States
another great blend! nice range of color and light...
(is that how you make tepid water?)
3 Oct 2008 8:40am
grouser from Ludlow, United Kingdom
Another great splice.
Was it serendipity that the tile grout lined up?
3 Oct 2008 9:30am
@grouser: :
(from Ronnie) My trial period on Serendipity ran out, so gone back to CS3.
Anita from West Nottingham, United States
:-) Last night I spent some time showing your gallery to my sister. It was fun to share your brilliant work with her.
3 Oct 2008 11:19am
@Anita: :
(from Ronnie) Anita, that's such an encouraging Comment and I am so glad you like what we do. Makes all our little efforts seem worthwhile. Thank you, both.
vu@granby - Alain Berger from Granby, Québec, Canada
Very creative, love the colours in this image and the powerful composition !
I am waiting for a coffee...
3 Oct 2008 2:38pm
jamesy from christchurch, New Zealand
Great composition hope you weren't in a hurry for a cuppa
4 Oct 2008 1:07am
Evelyn from Berkeley, United States
The sharp focus on the "GOLD Medal" really pops out. Makes me wonder where the teabags are, to balance it out on the other side?
6 Oct 2008 8:09am
Rabbit from Richmond, United States
naaa - you could totally make an American Thanksgiving FEAST on that thing... well maybe a feast for a mouse family ;)
6 Oct 2008 10:56pm
@danthro: :
(from Ronnie) Cannot answer for Lilly but my little stove works as a 'burmer' for scented oils. What attracted me to it was the retro look of the thing and the price in a street market of just $2.00 !
Twelvebit from Victoria, United States
Either you've been posting more often or I've fallen very much behind. Nicely done.
8 Oct 2008 11:42pm
