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Monthly Archives: April 2013
Play With Food
Food
Color Me
Food Photography
Food Photography Tips:
(http://www.ephotozine.com/article/top-ten-food-photography-tips-from-david-loftus-and-jamie-oliver-21134
1. Speed: Shoot quickly (use a higher shutter speed)
2. Capture: Shoot often, capture the mess.
3. Lighting: Use natural, ambient lighting.
4. Macro: Use macro setting to capture stunning detail
5. Backgrounds: Use neutral backgrounds to bring out the food’s texture.
6. Story: Set the scene to tell a story
7. Creative: Take action shots using a slow shutter speed to capture energy
8. Color: Use colorful ingredients and off-white plates to emphasize the color
9. Angle: Find an interesting angle
10. View: Adopt the point of view of the creator.
Photographer: (diamondsfordessert.blogspot.com)
“Diamonds for Dessert” is a dessert and baking blog by Susan S. She is a university student who runs a blog about baking and dessert tutorials as a hobby. She photographs her desserts herself.
Style: Because her blog shares her recipes, she also takes photos of the process of making the desserts. In addition, the background of many of their photos are patterned paper/cloth that matches the appearance or theme of the subject food along with soft lighting.
Playing With Food Internet Samples:
California
Antique/Texture
Digital Double Exposures
Anti Smoking Campaign
6 Smoking Facts:
1. Cigarette smoke contains over 4,800 chemicals.
2. There are 69 chemicals in cigarette smoke known to cause cancer.
3. About 8 million people in the U.S. have an illness due to smoking.
4. Secondhand smoke has been known to kill about 46,00o non smokers.
5. Smoking is the cause of 1 of 5 deaths in the U.S.
6. Smoking increases your chances of developing a lung disease.
10 Ingredients in Cigarettes:
1.Cadmium
2. Butane
3. Hexamine
4. Acetic Acid
5. Carbon Monoxide
6. Methanol
7. Ammonia
8. Stearic Acid
9. Paint
10. Arsenic
Food Assignment
Breakfast:
Lunch:
Snack:
Dinner:
