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‘Camera Lucida’ – Winter Mornings

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Welcome back to week #16 of Camera Lucida Photo Challenge

 

I am so grateful for all of your entries in the last year…for so many amazing captures of your world…thank you for sharing them 🙂

I really hope Camera Lucida will keep inspiring you and together we will fill the walls of The Gallery once more!

This week’s theme is somehow warm and cold at the same time…it is about new beginnings and snowy memories.

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Winter Mornings

This week’s theme: ‘Winter Mornings’

  1. the cold season between autumn and spring in northern latitudes
  2. the period of time between midnight and noon, especially from sunrise to noon.
  3. the sunrise that makes a winter morning somehow warmer

 

This week capture the cold and crisp winter sunrise…find the warm between the icy and the cold between the daylight.

Share your first cold sunshine…make it a morning to remember:)

 

How to join us?

Follow your host and share each week your own vision of the theme.

Create a new post with the title CAMERA LUCIDA followed by the theme name.

The content of the post is completely down to you, share just the photo or be even more creative and tell us the story behind the scene, make it your own.

Feel free to use the ‘Your Gallery’ badge in your post and link back to the last Camera Lucida challenge or just leave a link to your post in the comment box.

Please tag your post #cameralucida so other participants can find the entries on the Reader.

So do not forget to tag and link back, this way your post will be visible to others outside your followers 🙂

You will have seven days to introduce your snapshot to everyone.

At the end of each challenge I will share with you all the entries and introduce you to their makers. Make sure you visit their blogs, share honest feedback and be supportive.

Camera Lucida - Your Gallery

An exhibition where your visual perception captures the world and gives life to a new story.

Last week I’ve challenged you to a more personal theme: Self Portrait. It’s never easy to capture and share a piece of who we are…so thank you for those who did 🙂

 

This Little Light of Mine by Johanna

Who the Hell is Gun? by Gun

 

Take a journey and visit these blogs…get to know the artists and their world.

Thank you for sharing who you are.

 

THIS WEEK SHARE YOUR WINTER MORNINGS MOMENT!

 

Your Gallery Host,

Julia

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Scrumptiously tasty

Just a Treat Box

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Was it just a treat box?

This Christmas we’ve decided to create a special gift for our friends and family members…

It gave me great joy to know that I can make a sweet moment even sweeter 🙂

To be honest I am not the person who does homemade gifts very often…but every now and then, especially if it involves chocolate…I just cannot help myself.

So…here is what Santa left under the tree, just for you!

Homemade Raffaello

Ingredients: 300 g vanilla cream wafers, 1 tbs icing sugar, 3 tbs milk powder, 1/2 unsalted butter, shredded coconut ( a lot 🙂 ).

Method: Crush the wafers, the best way is to place them in a bag and use a wooden rolling pin. Combine the sugar with the butter, mix until you get a creamy texture. Add spoon by spoon the crushed wafers and milk powder.

Add 1 tbs of coconut into the mixture.

Mix everything until you get a paste like texture…then the fun can start.

Using a small spoon make little round balls and roll each candy into coconut flakes.

Dip…roll…and repeat:)

PS. Depending on the size, you will get between 15 to 25 raffaello candies.

 

I’ve also made, Guinness Brownies, Jam Cups and Chocolate Pistachios Shortbread…recipes which I will share with you next time.

 

 

It was a messy, crazy and sticky kitchen…but the end result was delicious taste, happy smiles and a beautiful Christmas.

I hope yours was as you’ve planned as well 🙂

 

Your Girl with an Apron,

Julia

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