Fleeting Frames of Food
Cheri Lucas of HQ WordPress wants us to grab our camera gear and go in search of a FLEETING moment in time that quickly enters our view forcing us to readjust the settings, reframe,… Read More
Cheri Lucas of HQ WordPress wants us to grab our camera gear and go in search of a FLEETING moment in time that quickly enters our view forcing us to readjust the settings, reframe,… Read More
Now that the cat is out of the bag — uncovering that secret foodie destination where my short-order cookin’ alter ego, Lazy Person (LP), has been buying out-of-this-world delicacies for “lab testing” in… Read More
I sent my short-order cookin’ alter ego, Lazy Person (LP), out on another gastronomical scavenger hunt; actually I sent him out so that I could track his whereabouts. Here of late LP’s been… Read More
Yesterday, Lazy Person (LP), my short-order cookin’ alter ego, went shopping for some freshly-made pasta (more on that in a future post), but came home instead with a small, round mozzarella di buffala… Read More
There’s a section of The Palladian Traveler’s blog that may be going unnoticed by many, probably because it’s so dark down there. I’m talking about the virtual cellar of the GOOD WINES section… Read More
Sara, of HQ WordPress, takes the lead this time around with grammar and spell check in mind for the latest Weekly Photo Challenge: The Sign Says. For those of us who have traveled… Read More
Marianne, the Iberian Peninsula-based hostess of East of Málaga and the genius behind the monthly Conejo Blanco Blog Hop (CBBH) photo post, would like us to capture a bit of déjà vu with our lenses:… Read More
Thanks to the collective efforts of all of the followers, blogging cohorts and email subscribers, The Palladian Traveler has just reached 30,000 views. GRAZIE MILLE! It’s certainly been a blast throwing lots of clutter… Read More
This week’s WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge might be focused on the foreground, but it’s all about the blur IN THE BACKGROUND. In acting, whether it be stage, film or television, there’s always a… Read More