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Oooh it’s totally fun to see behind the scenes shots!
Wow, great pictures, nice food :-)
I love the behind the scenes shots. Isn’t it something how having the right equipment makes all the difference in the world? No more motion blur for us!
oooh behind the scenes pictures are one of my favorites!
Love it! Do you have a studio that you take your pictures in, or do you just have a room at home?
In this case, all of these photos were shot on location in the restaurant itself. My part-time job takes me all over the city to photograph various dishes straight from the chefs themselves! For freelance and personal projects, I shoot in my studio, but the light is terrible inside so I actually shoot most of my photos out in the backyard. Thank goodness we’ve been getting a lot of sunshine lately. ;)
I have to say that light is my mortal enemy, or lack there of. I need something to deflect….. but loving your blog, so inspirational, and teaching me so much! :)
You just need to find the light and make it work for you! Much of the time when I’m shooting on location like this, I build my own “table” on the ground with a textured background panel on top of two apple boxes. Whatever it takes to get the best shot! :)
Fun shots, love the behind the scenes captures. Thanks!
I love this cool post. Is that you? You look fab! xxx
Not me but my coworker, and she is indeed fab! ;)
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Thank you for the glimpse behind the scenes. I love to see what happens before we see the finished shots.
Loved the styling, hope to learn a lot by seeing your amazing pictures.
So that’s how it’s done! :-)