Photography

Mar 16th, 2008 by Jonny

Welcome to our photography page! Scroll down to check out some of our pictures, handily arranged into user-friendly slideshows based around food we’ve cooked, food we’ve eaten, and places we’ve been. Check back soon for new pictures.

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Montevideo, Uruguay

What We Cooked
Montreal, Canada

Rome, ItalyMadrid, SpainElba, Italy

Bologna, Italy

Cheshire & Derbyshire, England

Catalunya, Spain

Lago di Como, Italy

Other Slideshows

Barcelona

Piedmont & Liguria

Bergamo & Verona

Flickr really is a beautiful thing and we’re constantly amazed at how many people use it both for private and professional purposes. We have been lucky enough recently that a couple of our shots have been thought good enough to grace some “real” websites. We hope this is a continuing trend!

DRINK section, November 2008 The Atlantic, The Bitter Beginning: Learning to love a bracing Italian liqueur, by Wayne Curtis

Featuring a shot of ours of WANF’s August drink of the month, Fernet-Branca.

SanPellegrino.com (“The Pesto Manifesto” under “Truly Italian”)
SanPellegrino.com (“Tuscany by Vespa” under “Tuscan Friends”)
Schmap Italy (Rome)
Schmap Italy (Florence)

9 Responses to “Photography”

on 23 Apr 2008 at 4:56 pm1A Tale of Two Sauces - It's A Traditional Ragu alla Bolognese Deathmatch. | We Are Never Full

[...] here for more of our photos of Bologna Warning! You are about to read a lot about a dish that many [...]
on 09 Mar 2009 at 5:51 am2kostas sidiropoulos

Excellent presentation!
on 29 Jun 2009 at 2:59 pm3rachel

I have never seen these before, just seen the testaccio market ones…….wish i had known you both when you came…you have got some photos of the stall I buy my parmesan at.
Off to look at your other travels…….(first I will get a beer from the fridge, kick my shoes off and relax)
xxxx
on 30 Jun 2009 at 6:37 am4admin

no one ever looks at our pics – THANK YOU! i totally wish we knew you too. in one year we spent about a month or more in italy – some for vacation, some preparing for our wedding over there. but we’ll be back and i can guarantee you we’ll be meeting.
on 12 Nov 2009 at 3:10 am5Sara

This is a totally random question, but your pictures are beautiful and I was wondering what camera you are using and if you are using any special lenses?

thank you! and continue traveling! If you are ever in Hong Kong give a shout!
on 28 Jun 2010 at 2:12 pm6shayma

such gorgeous photo of Catalunya. utter beauty, that.
on 09 Sep 2010 at 1:47 am7Prof. Dr. Med. A. Sommer

Where to eat and drink in Montevideo. One of the best places to eat and drink it’s at „Parrillada La Charrette“, Address: Ayacucho 3199, Montevideo, Uruguay, lacharrette@hotmail.com, Parrillada-Restaurant with big terrase, open tuesday to saturday from 19:00 to 1.00. A wonderful little romantic place for dinner in which exquisite meat and great oldies music combine in order to make a fabulous meel. Color changing wall lights help you to calm down and relax before eating. Parrillada La Charrette has a Slow Food philosophy. It‘s the first Slow Food Parrillada in Uruguay. You will share a new sensory experience. Considered by locals as one of the best Parrillada of Montevideo and one of the unknown toursist gems. The Rural-Gaucho style decoration makes the place very warm and cosy. It‘s located in a very safe and chic neighbourhood called Parque Battle (in front of a famous tree called „El Ombú de Parque Batlle“, close to the very famous Football Stadium „Estadio Centenario“. The Batlle Park is One of the largest park. His owner „Alejandro“ is very friendly and makes you feel at home. He speaks perfekt german, swiss german, french, english, italian, portuguese, and of course spanish. Certainly one of the best little Parrillada-Restaurant from Montevideo. Doubtless the only and the first Parrillada-Restaurant in whole Uruguay serving all dishes “à la minute”. In addition to this the prices are not high at all so you can eat without thinking on how much will it cost. After eating you can walk (1 km) to the next exclusive neighborhood „Pocitos“ and walk along the shore of „Pocitos Beach“, Playa Pocitos. Enjoy it: Montevideo, Uruguay, Restaurant, Parrillada, Meat, Carne Seleccionada, Chorizo, Morcilla Dulce, Morcilla Salada, Entrecôte, Pulpa, Matambrito, Pollo, Costilla de Cerdo, Asado de Tira, Ensaldas, Postres. Prof. Dr. Med. A. Sommer
on 09 Sep 2011 at 11:38 am8Cristina, fromBAtoParis

Woww!! I see you have been in BA…El Cuartito? Best pizza in the world!!!!! with a Quilmes of course….
on 28 Jan 2012 at 7:12 pm9Deb Lang

So glad I saw this section of your blog–really fine photography!
I’m now up to Sept 2011 in the archives so by next week I should be current. I just can’t stop reading all the replies at the end of each entry–and to be honest, I’ll be bummed when I only have one entry to read at a time. Maybe I’ll start over again in 2008!
Deb Lang