 I was thrilled to win an Honour for my photograph "Cakes" at my camera  club, QCG, meeting last night. The  subject was "Food for a Recipe Book".  The judge said before he began  that as he judged the photos he asked the questions - do I want to eat  the food?  and - does it look elegant?  He said my photo fit those  criteria well and he liked the "geometric" layout.  He also commented on  the small blue "hundred and thousand" which lay on the table near the  plate. That was pleasing as I'd left it there deliberately.  You can see other entries at the Gallery.  I suppose  one of the best things about it all was that after a visit from my peer  support officer from the Spinal Injuries Association a few weeks ago, I  was motivated to do some cooking.  I baked the cakes myself with the  only help having Terry get a couple of things for me that were out of  reach.  I then iced them and set up the photoshoot.  So I'm feeling  pretty good about it all!!
I was thrilled to win an Honour for my photograph "Cakes" at my camera  club, QCG, meeting last night. The  subject was "Food for a Recipe Book".  The judge said before he began  that as he judged the photos he asked the questions - do I want to eat  the food?  and - does it look elegant?  He said my photo fit those  criteria well and he liked the "geometric" layout.  He also commented on  the small blue "hundred and thousand" which lay on the table near the  plate. That was pleasing as I'd left it there deliberately.  You can see other entries at the Gallery.  I suppose  one of the best things about it all was that after a visit from my peer  support officer from the Spinal Injuries Association a few weeks ago, I  was motivated to do some cooking.  I baked the cakes myself with the  only help having Terry get a couple of things for me that were out of  reach.  I then iced them and set up the photoshoot.  So I'm feeling  pretty good about it all!!My main interest is oral history which is a means of making an historical record using the voices of people speaking from their own experiences. I have lots of other interests as well - book club, local history, playing violin, photography.
16 April 2010
"Cakes" wins Honour
 I was thrilled to win an Honour for my photograph "Cakes" at my camera  club, QCG, meeting last night. The  subject was "Food for a Recipe Book".  The judge said before he began  that as he judged the photos he asked the questions - do I want to eat  the food?  and - does it look elegant?  He said my photo fit those  criteria well and he liked the "geometric" layout.  He also commented on  the small blue "hundred and thousand" which lay on the table near the  plate. That was pleasing as I'd left it there deliberately.  You can see other entries at the Gallery.  I suppose  one of the best things about it all was that after a visit from my peer  support officer from the Spinal Injuries Association a few weeks ago, I  was motivated to do some cooking.  I baked the cakes myself with the  only help having Terry get a couple of things for me that were out of  reach.  I then iced them and set up the photoshoot.  So I'm feeling  pretty good about it all!!
I was thrilled to win an Honour for my photograph "Cakes" at my camera  club, QCG, meeting last night. The  subject was "Food for a Recipe Book".  The judge said before he began  that as he judged the photos he asked the questions - do I want to eat  the food?  and - does it look elegant?  He said my photo fit those  criteria well and he liked the "geometric" layout.  He also commented on  the small blue "hundred and thousand" which lay on the table near the  plate. That was pleasing as I'd left it there deliberately.  You can see other entries at the Gallery.  I suppose  one of the best things about it all was that after a visit from my peer  support officer from the Spinal Injuries Association a few weeks ago, I  was motivated to do some cooking.  I baked the cakes myself with the  only help having Terry get a couple of things for me that were out of  reach.  I then iced them and set up the photoshoot.  So I'm feeling  pretty good about it all!!09 April 2010
Barbecue picnic at Wivenhoe Dam
Earlier this week, Terry and I went to Wivenhoe Dam for a barbecue picnic.  After the record rainfalls for March the dam is almost full and it was beautiful to see it like that.  It was a lovely sunny day, fairly quiet.  In the camping areas there were a lot of people as it is school holidays.  It is so good to get out to a beautiful spot like this and we're lucky to have it relatively close.  Once you get off the busy Ipswich Road, it is a pleasant drive.  Our barbecue was delicious - of course.  Terry is the best barbecuer!!
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