I learned one important trick. If possible, take pictures of leftovers. Then I'm not hungry or fretting over whether the food will still taste good by the time I'm done photographing it!
Or, totally prepare the table, plate, background, camera and everything else you can think of, so that as soon as the meal is ready, you can snap pictures quickly then start to eat.
Turkey Piccata
(No recipe link for this one because I don't recommend it!!)
My favorite photo in this post: Pasta Primavera Verde
My favorite recipe in this post: Spaghetti pancake
10 comments:
I too will be glad when you've finished your food photography because my recipe book's getting overfull with all these wonderful dishes you're photographing. I shall definitely try the spaghetti pancake :o)
Spaggetti pancakses looks nice...
Hope al is well.
Hugs Synnöve.
I want to know about those pretty pine tree dishes with the turkey! Two thumbs up on the pancake. :-)
I totally appreciate what you're saying. My family thinks I'm a little over-the-top snapping pictures before eating -- it is a little bizarre. I love the greens in your broccoli dish. Very rich looking.
Spaghetti pancake, hmmmmm I have to try this one. The food photos look fab.
I love the greens in the broccoli dish and the spaghetti pancake. Those are things that make me hungry!
My daughter told me that food stylists use substitutes for food when it is difficult to photograph, such as using a scoop of vegetable shortening for ice cream in a photo. The only thing I have any luck photographing is bread.
mmm - all look so good! and the plates! and am I seeing some handwoven napkins tucked in there too?
I love the spaghetti pancake! We call it "frittata di pasta" and I get to the point of cooking excess pasta only to have leftovers for it!
I love your blue patterned plates too!
You've made me quite hungry!!!! I love readings the other's comments about the dishes!
The Pasta Primavera Verde looks so yummy. Nice appealing colors in the photo.
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