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Oh Yummmmm!

8X10

$145
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My husband and I often go to the Farmer's Market early on Saturday mornings and take in the sight, smells, and sounds.  I love the festive atmosphere.  All of the tables abundantly display their fresh produce in baskets colorful and delicious.  These foccacia caught my eye!  My husband shot these great photos for me...he is quite the budding photographer!!!
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Karen Boe said…
You should have no shortage of great reference pics - lucky you!
I just love this one Linda - gorgeous color and fresh brush work. Well done!
December 19, 2012 9:18 AM
Jo Mackenzie said…
Me too. I am kind of food obsessed anyway . I think this subject would be appropriate in Liz lemons office on Thirty Rock....she has a painting of spaghetti and meatballs and garlic bread . Well I thought it was painting but I googled it and it is a photograph.
A painting of Italian food would be so much better as you have shown here.
December 19, 2012 4:09 PM
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