Saida's Treasures
A selection of sweets, olive oil, orange blossom water, goat cheese, and hand made soap from Saida.Photo by Equalizer.
A 3oo year old soap mill turned into museum. Photo by Equalizer
Hand-made soap from 100% natural ingredients done for centuries in Saida. Photo by Equalizer
Orange blossom water used in various Lebanese desserts and white coffee (Ahwa Bayda). Photo by Equalizer
Rose petal covered peanut brittle. Photo by EqualizerSaida is a beautiful and picturesque fishing village and also the biggest and oldest city in the south of Lebanon.
posted by Equalizer at 6:35 PM
15 Comments:
what country were these taken in?
nice pictures :)
i love them all
Oooooh, olive oil soap.
Saida is a beautiful and picturesque fishing village and also the biggest and oldest city in the south of Lebanon.
Saida is a beautiful and picturesque fishing village and also the biggest and oldest city in the south of Lebanon.
Saida is a beautiful and picturesque fishing village and also the biggest and oldest city in the south of Lebanon.
ba3ad marah? :p
Very nice, Equalizer :) Hope you had a nice break.
I am sooooooooooo jalous.
Have fun :)
nice pictures...
i've been to lebanon about 4 times... but sadly never to Saida ... i liked the picturs, my next visit to lebanon i sure must visit that lovely city
thanks for the pictures
to answer those questions...THIS IS LEBANON.
anyway...fantastic pictures!
I miss Lebanon :(
Like everyone said Lebanon :)
Laialy: well you gotta think outside the box. You can turn a copper pot into a sink if you want to :p
chatterbox: thanks :)
Stinni: 9aboon ragee ;p
Sheba: LOL
Jewaira: Thanks it was wonderful :)
Diamon: I already did :)
Alia: Everyone seem to skip that city for some reason.
La La: Sorry to make you homesick :S
McArabian: Thanks :) I think it would be fun to do so. Food photography is quiet fun. The problem in Arabic magazines and menus are that the photograpgy is bad in general.
wv: ifqqdj (afqidich? :p)
yes sir, you are talented & ur absolutely right about food photography in this region. I think Mr. Udo's team (now called Photographics) are okay, they did our photos, and Kuwait Flour Mill's but still it is very tricky.
beautiful photos
I think there is a hidden purpose behind the bad quality of food photography in the middle east. It's so people are turned off the food and lose weight, because God knows those pictures are so unappetizing!
Yeah, these are great pics.
Sheba: Thanks ! :) I am not there yet. Photographics? Did yours? I am not getting it. As for the Kuwait Flour Mills book, I think it is very nice, but like all others, doesn't highlight the food the way it should.
Judy: Thanks :)
Zaydoun: LOL yeah I agree, then the restaurantt owners / magazine owners complain about bad business.
Samboose: I'm sure you didn't eat a muffin or something for breakfast :p
Lazarus: Thanks :)
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