"Actually, an australian friend told me that most ozzies can't stand fosters - consensus is that it's a horribly weak lager, he said. i'm inclined to agree... "
I thought Foster's was "Strine" for Canadian beer, mate. All Fosters (in California) is from Canada.
I'd rather drink stagnant dam water than fosters. Home brew is the way to go no chemicals and almost no hangover. Victoria Bitter or VB is the best buy, but only in stubbies never in cans.
I come from Australia and it is very multicultural - so wat type of food is common/unique to Australia's culture? (and no we don't eat platypus, koala, wombat or possum) - would be wacky though.
Any suggestions?
As a Sydneysider, I thought of the dilemma too. But in the other hand, I take the multiculturalism as an advantage. We can always easily go out and get something wacky to shoot at! I'd better get to Chinatown, shop there, cook an exotic dish, shoot it and have a fab dinner. Bon apitit!
BTW, I always like to explore foods photography. This challenge gives me the opportunity.
I come from Australia and it is very multicultural - so wat type of food is common/unique to Australia's culture? (and no we don't eat platypus, koala, wombat or possum) - would be wacky though.
Any suggestions?
As a Sydneysider, I thought of the dilemma too. But in the other hand, I take the multiculturalism as an advantage. We can always easily go out and get something wacky to shoot at! I'd better get to Chinatown, shop there, cook an exotic dish, shoot it and have a fab dinner. Bon apitit!
BTW, I always like to explore foods photography. This challenge gives me the opportunity.
Thanks, great suggestion - now all i got to do is learn to cook :p
I wonder how many Kiwano's we'll see? I took this shot a little over a year ago and let me tell you, these things taste NASTY! When you cut them open, they bleed a reddish pink liquid and the inside is a green gelatin with seeds. Strange.
Nice shot - Looks cool, I don't think i enter if the all look as good as that
Awww...go ahead and enter, there's no reason not to. Just think out of the box a little bit and you'll do fine! :) Entering is a great learning experience.
