PhotoIdeas; I would like to take photos of food hat has a lot of colors that are vibrant.

1. Go to where the food is; food is more interesting at food stands, markets, hole in the wall restaurants.

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2. Experiment with composition.

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3. Show some context.

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4. Find a bright spot; by the window etc.

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5. Set the stage; use props.

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6. Take pictures from different angles.

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7. Choose prop colors that compliment the food.

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8. Don’t forget the little details.

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9. Do not over saturate the foods colors.

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10. Try a plain background to attract attention to the food.

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Stephen Hamilton. Stephen is a commercial food and beverage photographer. Known for its distinguished lighting style and tight taste appeal. Has appeared in many magazines, and has two blogs. “Real life” approach of capturing images.

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This describes California because one its fast food, and two they don’t have it anywhere else.

 Cigarettes contain arsenic, formaldehyde, lead, hydrogen cyanide, nitrogen oxide, carbon monoxide and many more dangerous ingredients.

-Back in the day, the Kent brand used to use crocidolite asbestos in their cigars an active carcinogen.

-Urea is another chemical in cigars which is a major component in urine; adds flavor.

-Smokers will lose 14 years of their life.

-Cigars contain more than 4,000 ingredients which can create 200 chemicals linking to lung damage.

-Nicotine reaches the brain in 10 seconds of inhaling it.

-25% of cigarettes are smuggled around the world.

My picture for anti-smoking basically shows us the negative of smoking and it asks if smoking is worth it? Is smoking worth hurting your lungs? The black and white is supposed to bring the message of depression and how smoking can give your life a negative impact. The red is supposed to reach out to the audience.