Red Hot Chili Peppers... / San Diego Commercial Photographer
I'm thinking this can be a nice two page spread for a magazine??? Plenty of editorial space.
BBQ Utensils / San Diego Still Life Photographer
Personal project using bbq utensils. The background is a cookie sheet turned over...
BBQ Green Onion / San Diego Food Photographer
I came upon these BBQ Green Onions in the grocery store and thought I could make some art with them...
Easter Eggs / San Diego Food & Lifestyle Photographer
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...
Limes / San Diego Food & Lifestyle Photographer
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...
Raspberries / San Diego Food & Lifestyle Photographer
I had lovely window light and my camera...that's it. Oh, and some raspberries...
Stacking / San Diego Food & Lifestyle Photographer
I tried something new thanks to a wonderful photographer, Rick Gayle. It's my first attempt but I am inspired...
Ingredients / San Diego Food & Lifestyle Photographer
Ingredients for Kale Soup...BTS below.
Another fun project. I love making these photographs...
Moore Photography / San Diego Food & Lifestyle Photographer / Behind the Scenes
Project 52 assignment: Recipe Ingredients...Some of the ingredients to Kale Soup. Final portrait to come soon...
Cooking with Chili's / San Diego Food & Lifestyle Photographer
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!
Pears plus BTS / San Diego Food & Lifestyle Photographer
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.
Behind the Scenes / San Diego Food and Lifestyle Photographer
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...
Cook's Tools... Project 44/San Diego Food and Lifestyle Photographer
Here's my latest task for Project 52 Pro...
Tools for the Cook...