I’ve been contributing to the Ramadan Photo A Day group on Facebook. This year’s themes are based around shared values. I’ve been interpreting them visually with items and spaces from around or close to my work area.
In happy synchronicity, last night I came across this sentence in Edward Hirsch’s How To Read A Poem.
Temperament, Technique, Tradition (sometimes)
Saudi coffee prepared in a moka pot, drunk out of a 40-something-year-old glass.
A tenuous link to the theme, but what’s a photo-a-day without the ubiquitous coffee shot?
An unexpected gift, a small basket handmade by the giver’s mum.
A measured approach, eat with the end in mind. Waist not, want not.
