For the first time in my life, I am the proud owner of a digital camera. Yes, I was also the last person to get an Ipod, and back in the day, the last person to buy a CD player. Since I’m new to blogging and cameras in general, I didn’t want to get the fanciest camera around, so I went with the “good value for the money” camera, as opposed to the “so expensive it should come with the services of a professional chef to cook for your blog” camera.
But although relatively cheap, isn’t it great? Here’s a picture of some baby choy sum that I sauteed for dinner the other night with galangal and spring onions. Doesn’t it look as green as–hey what’s that on the bowl? A price tag?!? The whole world can see that I bought the bowl for $1.49 at TT’s market? Why didn’t I notice that before?
Oh well, I can take the price tag off and redo tomorrow. Oh, wait. Is there any choy sum left? No! I ate the rest for lunch today. Argh!
At least I have the consolation of knowing that even at its very worst, my food photography always looks more appetizing than this.
3 Comments
August 27, 2007 at 5:55 pm
that choy sum looks delicious! and what a deal on that bowl!
August 28, 2007 at 5:13 pm
The bowl is deal and the choy sum sounds easy to fix!
October 2, 2007 at 5:17 pm
the choy sum looks delicious! and your camera does a great job capturing the bright green shimmer … (and don’t berate yourself for being the last person to own an iPod — i still don’t have one!)