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Eggs and Beans Anyone?...


Gabriel was very intrigued by the quails' eggs 
at the farm shop and asked if we could make some cakes with them..
mmmm...interesting. Anyway, before we do something with them (boiling!),
 I thought a few photos first would be nice! 























A vintage letterpress holder very kindly given to me
 by my mum's neighbour-thank you Tricia!











The vintage tin trunk came from my Grandparents' loft
 and inside is a copy of The Daily Express from June 1959!
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  1. radish3811 July 2012 at 20:04

    I will be the first to comment and say this is a lovely post. Your photographs are wonderful. Good styling too.

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  2. Annie11 July 2012 at 20:50

    Oh these are so pretty! I absolutely love them. You're a very good photographer Caroline x

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  3. Trend-Daily11 July 2012 at 22:33

    Really appreciate that Annie-thank you x

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  4. Unknown12 July 2012 at 02:02

    Hi Caroline, those quail eggs are a work of art..beautiful photographs. What a lovely neighbour...the vintage letterpress holder is wonderful. How did the boiled quail eggs taste?

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    1. Trend-Daily12 July 2012 at 09:42

      Thank you thank you Catherine!! Isn't the letterpress just gorgeous! Yes-Gabriel likes the bolied quails eggs-I'm afraid I'm one of those squeemish vegetarians who's a bit funniy with eggs at the best of times-ridiculous I know! We also have some lovely duck eggs which Gabriel wants to get his mits on next!!x

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  5. Unknown12 July 2012 at 06:14

    love your pics... and I'm sure food stylism is very difficult to get strong and attractive effect! bravo!

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    1. Trend-Daily12 July 2012 at 09:44

      Thanks a million Lau! and for stopping by again-you were one of my first fans-thank you! x

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  6. tina12 July 2012 at 07:36

    These are glorious - real work of art.

    I love the moodyness and the styling is fantastic. Your photographs are sublime. Whatever you'r doing, continue!!!

    Hmmm, wonder how the cake went:) xx

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    1. Trend-Daily12 July 2012 at 09:47

      Huge thank you lovely-wonderful comment. yes, I must take note of what I'm doing so that I can learn from it and not wait to stumble on the same method by accident!! I've loved shooting the food and flowers. Mmm-the eggs definitely more suited to boiling than baking-but also a mini omlette?!!xx

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  7. Ambs12 July 2012 at 07:49

    Those little eggs are hands down the prettiest I've ever seen. Beautiful photography - I LOVE the first one!

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    1. Trend-Daily12 July 2012 at 09:47

      Thank you so much Amberly! I think that's my favourite too-trying to be simpler with my shots! x

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  8. ursula (room to bloom)12 July 2012 at 09:16

    I see a change to moodier pics in your last two posts! Perhaps the weather is getting to us - I find myself looking at ochres and plums and keep saying to myself 'wait for autumn with those'.

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    1. Trend-Daily12 July 2012 at 09:49

      Yes-have really liked working with the darker surfaces and for some reason I find it easier than white grounds. So, I'll be practicing those soon-after all, it is Summer-isn't it?!?!xx

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  9. Holly12 July 2012 at 11:18

    Wow! The eggs are sooooooo beautiful! I used to work in a restaurant where we would serve a raw quail egg just a top the steak tartare. I always felt bad cracking open these little precious eggs to do that. I would put the shells to the side 'till the end on the evening, because I couldn't bear putting them in the compost right away, lol!

    Thanks for sharing your lovely pics :)

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    1. Trend-Daily12 July 2012 at 14:40

      That sounds just like something I would do Holly! Thanks a million for your lovely comment! Xx

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