What people like to see in terms of photos of food
French Fries 100
White background
Close up some show whole meal but some show a close up with only part of food shown.
Some show chips being fried
White background or with other food.
Scampi 11
Individual scampi on a fork close up
Blue background full plate with other stuff
No white background this time.
All either on a plate with other stuff or close up- on fork
Ham 10
On white background full view
close up with other food
cheese
Wind and cheese popular
different types of cheese
bacon
With other stuff on white background
On own on white background
A smiley face
One I could do Infront of a mirror with other stuff
sausage
Mostly on featureless background white black,
BBQ
fork close up
scone
scone with jam white background
dry scones close up no need to see background
on plate set tea set
close up no background needed
hot chocolate
ripple of hot chocolate
swirl
woolen mitten gloves round drink
background tends to black or white
isle of man luxury villa
So ideas
on plate with other items
Fork close up
close up do not have to see all meal
Sunday, 7 February 2010
Thursday, 4 February 2010
Photography Lighting & Equipment Tips : How to Position Lights for Photography
Photography Lighting & Equipment Tips : How to Position Lights for Photography
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http://isleofmanmansions.blogspot.com/
Tuesday, 2 February 2010
Soft light
Soft light refers to light that tends to "wrap" around objects, casting shadows with soft edges. The softness of the light depends mostly on the following two factors:
Distance. The closer the light source, the softer it becomes.
Size of light source. The larger the source, the softer it becomes.
The softness of a light source can also be determined by the angle between the illuminated object and the 'length' of the light source (the longest dimension that is perpendicular to the object being lit). The larger this angle is, the softer the light source.
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