Category Archives: Pictures

Welcome to the “Pictures” category of my blog! Here, you’ll find a collection of captivating visual moments captured through the lens. Each picture holds a story, a mood, or a thought that I aim to convey through the power of imagery.

In this category, I’ll be sharing a variety of photographs that span different themes, subjects, and styles. From breathtaking landscapes to candid portraits, from vibrant cityscapes to serene nature scenes, each picture has its own unique charm and significance.

I believe that pictures have a remarkable ability to evoke emotions, spark imagination, and transport us to different places and moments in time. Through my photography, I hope to inspire and ignite curiosity in my viewers, inviting them to see the world from a different perspective.

Whether it’s a stunning sunset, a charming street scene, or an intimate macro shot, each picture is carefully selected to evoke a sense of wonder and appreciation for the beauty that surrounds us. I invite you to join me on this visual journey and explore the stories behind these captivating images.

Feel free to browse through the “Pictures” category and let your eyes wander. Each photograph is accompanied by a brief description that offers insight into the composition, the emotions captured, and the story behind the picture.

If you find a particular picture that resonates with you, don’t hesitate to leave a comment and share your thoughts. I’m always thrilled to connect with fellow photography enthusiasts and hear your interpretations and experiences.

So, get ready to dive into a world of visual storytelling. Let the pictures transport you, inspire you, and spark your imagination. Together, let’s celebrate the beauty of photography and embark on a visual adventure through this captivating “Pictures” category.

Remember to check back regularly as I’ll be adding new pictures and stories to keep the visual journey alive. Thank you for joining me, and I hope you enjoy exploring the world through the lens of my camera.

The soup I make (healthy)

This is a soup I made with mostly vegetables. I took pictures of my ingredients and steps while making the soup.

I cut up a carrot, potato and half a onions.

These are some frozen beans I use in the soup.
Cabbage is my favorite ingredient to make this a weight loss soup.
These are the seasonings I use in the soup. I don’t add any other seasonings.

I cook my soup on a 2 burner stove that I use because fire cooks better. This burner is located in my kitchen. On the burner I am also boiling a few eggs for the protein in the soup.

The first ingredient I add to the water while boiling is the Maggie vegetable bullion. I like this seasoning instead of the chicken or beef bullion but it is a mater of taste or choice.

I boil my eggs along side of the soup.

The first vegetables I put in the boiling water are the potatoes, carrots and onions. After about 5 minutes I add the frozen vegetables and a little Sazon seasoning.

Potatoes, carrots and onions.

The cabbage is the last vegetable I add because I like the cabbage to be more crisp. If I add the cabbage earlier it gets a little to soggy for me.

Cabbage added last and I boil for 5 more minutes.

I sometimes add noodles to my soup and today I will use bean noodles.

Bean noodles

The bean noodles do not need to be added to the boiling soup I put a portion in my bowl that I intend to eat my soup in the add the soup.

Bean noodles in the bowl.

I also added 2 boiled eggs to the soup and this is optional but I do it for the protein.

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Adding the soup broth to the noodles and then covering with a plate for 3 to 4 minutes to cook or soften the noodles

The vegetable soup with eggs use a spoon and fork to eat and enjoy.

Food pictures with my Samsung S20 Ultra

This is a quick post from my phone. I will post pictures and videos of food on this post.

Desert at Eddie V’s in Tampa

Cooking a pork roast, whole chicken and chicken breast in the Char Broil Big Easy.

Char Boil Big Easy on the patio doing its thing with a 10lb pork roast.
Pork roast just pull out of the Big Easy. I thought I may have dried it out.
The roast turn out moist and when you warm up leftovers it will not dry out.
Whole chicken with a chicken breadt on top.
Chicken breast cook in the Char Boil Big Easy
Cauliflower stir fried rice from Costco with shrimp.