A simple setup with one white egg, two lights and lots of patience.
I included the BTS for those who are interested.
A simple setup with one white egg, two lights and lots of patience.
I included the BTS for those who are interested.
I'm thinking this can be a nice two page spread for a magazine??? Plenty of editorial space.
Personal project using bbq utensils. The background is a cookie sheet turned over...
I came upon these BBQ Green Onions in the grocery store and thought I could make some art with them...
My lovely and talented daughter made Easter eggs this past Sunday. I purposely left the mess so I could make a photograph using window light and a white card...
Here is my last photograph for Project 52 2013...w/ BTS below.
Diffused window light and two black cards to flag the light. I used parchment paper for the background, too. Simple lighting with nice results...
I had lovely window light and my camera...that's it. Oh, and some raspberries...
I tried something new thanks to a wonderful photographer, Rick Gayle. It's my first attempt but I am inspired...
Ingredients for Kale Soup...BTS below.
Another fun project. I love making these photographs...
Project 52 assignment: Recipe Ingredients...Some of the ingredients to Kale Soup. Final portrait to come soon...
This was assignment 51 of Project 52 with Don Giannatti...Cooking with Chili's. Shoot to layout.
Here's the layout...
And here's the Behind the Scenes view...Diffused window light and a scrim. Black card top and camera right. That's it!
Here is a photograph I made of two pears (HA!) I saw in the grocery store. And below is the BTS...
Diffused window light, a bunch of black cards and camera just out of frame at bottom left corner...That's it.
BTS
This shot took a little longer than anticipated. I didn't shoot tether this time so I viewed every photograph through the camera. Lining up each utensil in a straight line took a little time. This was a fun shoot and I will definitely re-shoot this one to balance the photograph even more.
What did I learn? Shoot tethered, always...Use a fresher looking tomato...bring my white cards in closer. Overall, I'm happy with this one. Learn and grow!
And the final image...
ISO 200, 50mm, f/9.0, 1/125 (Initial metering read f/8 but I bumped it up 1/3rd to f/9 to render more white on the background. f/10 was too much, I tried it. f/11 really blew out the highlights...
Here's my latest task for Project 52 Pro...
Tools for the Cook...