Wanted to know what the blue container was [I get a sense that it is ceramic]. Also – there is a different indicator on your induction cooktop [and a lot of – ahem – plastic – on it] And the shadows of the baking paper and the other piece of paper. Great view of the top of the cheesecake and the angle. The picture does roughly follow the rule of thirds – cheesecake in the middle; stove at the bottom; wall of stove/rangehood at the top. Happy eating and serving Astrid! Reply
I had no idea you can actually comment directly on my images, by the way. This baffles me a bit and makes me wonder whether I’ve somehow done the gallery thing wrong. Reply
No – the direct ability to comment on images is a standard offering for WordPress galleries. [at least if they are separate files – carousel-style]. [for example in CHASING JOY by Suz Buchko and her daughter Julia’s QUARANTINE IMAGES] [and in the more “photographic” weblogs I have visited]. I do feel your bafflement! Reply
Wanted to know what the blue container was
[I get a sense that it is ceramic].
Also – there is a different indicator on your induction cooktop [and a lot of – ahem – plastic – on it]
And the shadows of the baking paper and the other piece of paper.
Great view of the top of the cheesecake and the angle.
The picture does roughly follow the rule of thirds – cheesecake in the middle; stove at the bottom; wall of stove/rangehood at the top.
Happy eating and serving Astrid!
Thank you!
I had no idea you can actually comment directly on my images, by the way. This baffles me a bit and makes me wonder whether I’ve somehow done the gallery thing wrong.
No – the direct ability to comment on images is a standard offering for WordPress galleries.
[at least if they are separate files – carousel-style].
[for example in CHASING JOY by Suz Buchko and her daughter Julia’s QUARANTINE IMAGES]
[and in the more “photographic” weblogs I have visited].
I do feel your bafflement!
Oh, thanks for clarifying!