Showing posts with label natural. Show all posts
Showing posts with label natural. Show all posts

Friday, January 13, 2012

I Like Oysters...

1. Hog Island Sweetwater, CA
“From Northern California—these Pacific oysters are sweet and creamy, with a mineral finish.”

2. Mermaid Strait, PEI
“Canadian Atlantic oysters with a briny smoothness, and hint of cucumber.”

3. Fishing Creek James River, VA
“From the famed Chesapeake Bay, these larger oysters are salty and succulent.”

4. Island Creek, MA
“Buttery and briny, these cold-water oysters have a wonderful clean taste.”

5. Peconic Bay, Long Island
“Plump, savory, with a trace of buttery finish.”

6. Kusshi, BC
“Small in size, big in flavor. Originating in Japan, these Canadian gems are sweet, clean and creamy.”

7. Belon, ME
“A distinctly different species, originally from Northern France, these flat-shelled oysters are mild with a pleasing metallic tang.”


A Festive Selection from Chef April Bloomfield's Latest Restaurant
Swallow Magazine editor James Casey has provided tasting notes


excerpt borrowed from Nowness.com

Friday, November 18, 2011

AmyHelfand//HauteUnderfoot




























































more on Amy, here...

AFinnishHouse//InteriorExteriorAsOne

































On a remote horse-shoe shaped island here on a lake with water, stained the color of root beer by minerals in the sediment, a small dark house peers out from behind a thicket of fir trees.
"You can imagine that you've traveled 3,000 years back," said Petteri Knudsen, the owner.
"And it was all the same." More here....

Thursday, November 10, 2011

Tuesday, September 27, 2011

SusanDerges//Azure










using the night as her darkroom, and the river or ocean as her transparency, Derges created extraordinary images by submerging positive photographic paper beneath the surface of the water.


a milliseconds flash of brilliant likght, controlled by the artist, fixed a brief moment in the waters constant ebb and flow onto the paper.


more here...