Sentences with phrase «good food picture»

But this recipe looked so good (I'm such a sucker for a good food picture), I couldn't help but give it a chance.

Looks amazing, the photography you have used here is some of the best food pictures I have seen.

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When preparing to take a photo, the Mate 10 Pro uses artificial intelligence to identify whether it is taking a picture of a person, food, text, animals, or a portrait, and then adjusts the camera's settings to take the best picture of that particular subject.

Of course, while they are handing out the food and clothing, they also take lots of good pictures and videos for their Praise Reports.

The radio show host was there as well, and he said that the food was hot and ready to serve, the homeless were all lined up ready to eat, when all of a sudden, the whole event had to stop so that local newspaper and magazine publishers could take pictures of some «Models for Christ» serving food to the homeless.

After spending some time in St. Louis and taking pictures with the Gateway Arch like a good tourist, I had a hankering for some good food.

I've been experimenting with your tips and recipes lately, and I have never had my food come out so good (and sort of looking like the recipe pictures)!

Having two cooks is a good thing with a food blog because I could shoot tutorial pictures while she made our cloud eggs.

As a blogger, nowadays I look at the photos more than anything, because I always hope for my pictures to look as good as my food.

Full disclosure, my food doesn't look this good unless I'm taking pictures of it Thanks for stopping by!

As annoying as they may be, good food props, camera gear and patience is what it takes to take a great picture.

Well, as many of you know, I post a ton of our food pictures on Instagram — which you can most certainly follow @Kpugs or the hashtag #Eatpicks.

OMG, this mexican food looks really good, I'd absolutely kill for these tacos in the picture right now.

This is comfort food at its best, as far as I am concerned... Updated on December 1, 2016 with new pictures: I can't believe that I did a post with just hardly three lines as text during the first month of blogging... Tuna cutlets are definitely my favorite anytime, mainly due to the ease of making it, as well as the delicious taste anytime of the day.

Good thing we live in a world of internet and food blogs, where every step is documented with a picture, right?

In an attempt to capture this simple yet delicious weeknight meal I rushed to my room, set up my camera -LCB- neglecting everything I learned about good food photography and styling last weekend -RCB- and was positively surprised that I could actually take pictures in natural light at 6.20 pm.....

There are quite a few travel posts that are still waiting to be written (some words about the LA area, my top tips for road tripping down Highway 1, visiting the Cloisters in New York City...) and I've also got a few food posts that I need to shoot the pictures for: buckwheat pancakes, and quite possibly some new cookies too... oh, and a savory waffles recipe might be in the making as well.

If the pictures are telling the truth then you found a way to make very good Chinese food at home.

I first learned about these from Caroline who takes amazing food photos and hoped that buying them would help me take pictures half as good as hers.

The website is foodgawker.com and it is a truly amazing place where food bloggers can showcase their best pictures and get a link back to their blog.

And for me, someone who works full - time and blogs almost as much, getting together with my girlfriends for some much needed catching up, over good food and wine, well I'd rather savor all of that, than worry about pretty pictures for later.

Commit to constantly learning more about composing beautiful pictures, and your food photos will continue to get better and better.

I hardly ever take pictures of my dinner because natural light works best for food photography (at least for me) so I shut down my camera when daylight starts to wane.

Maybe there should be a food blogger vacation period wherein all food bloggers take an entire two weeks to only cook and eat food without taking any pictures or testing recipes... I feel like if somthing looked really good I wouldn't be able to resist though.

Just found your blog through food buzz, we live in Orange County as well you have so much delicious looking food on your blog and beautiful pictures!!

I was so excited about everything I didn't get a good picture of some of the foods I wanted to share with you (especially the cornbread dressing, I love the recipe but unfortunately didn't take a picture!)

Maybe if I was a combination food stylist / original chef, it would look and taste as good as it does in the picture, but since that's highly unlikely - I'd say, give it a miss.

At the end of yesterday's post I told you that the one thing I would have changed about my early Thanksgiving dinner would be to calm down a little bit towards the end and get better pictures of each food item.

While I'm not a skilled photographer, I do like my pictures to depict the food in the best light possible.

Finally, i just want to add that your pictures are amazing, and you've inspired me to also eat «pretty food», arranging the meal in a way that it looks good and taking pictures of it.

You take the best pictures I've ever seen of food.

No, but I do have a clearer picture of where the food sovereignty movement is up to in the States, some ideas about how best to focus our efforts together, and what seem to me some of the weaknesses and gaps in the current movement.

«Women Who Inspire» Awards Gala: Hosted by Food Network's Waylynn Lucas and Ron Ben - Israel, these awards fete the best and brightest while guests indulge on gourmet delights on the legendary New York Street backlot at Hollywood's historical Paramount Pictures Studios

With all the once - in - a-lifetime food I'd eaten throughout the weekend, I had practically no well - lit pictures to show for it that did the marvelous food any proper justice whatsoever.

I've read about how ways the advertising industry tricks us into thinking we're seeing pictures of good food when it's really rocks or soap suds.

With a picture perfect fall weekend ahead that includes all but limited to, a morning walk outside, a bit of shopping, delicious food, my last baby shower, laughter with friends and one of the best fall events in KC... The Plaza Art Fair!

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Show me your (or someone else's) recipes, tips, best restaurant food, anything food through videos and pictures.

School food, and the changes that are being made, is such a huge mountain to climb that it is helpful to have the tools and information parents like me need to provide to our own schools so that they can better understand the big picture as well.

Like you, my focus now extends well beyond school food to include the bigger picture: our broken food system.

-- Beverages and foods (water, juice, cookies); — wet wipes, towels; — toilet paper; — clothing; — books with pictures; — books of stickers; — magnetic board games; — sheets of paper, a notepad; — felt pens (better thick and short ones — that's safer); — several favorite toys; — Play - Doh; — a secret bag.

Good Food Rising Anna Lappé Earth Island Journal When you picture school lunch what comes to mind?

Moms will fill out their chow chart each week to track protein and food intake, to give them a better picture of their overall diet.

Monday Morning Coffee: SAHM of 5 kiddos, new blogger, trying my best to go green, and stay on top of all the food allergies in our home and taking pictures of it all.

But since that picture will change once those first birthday candles are blown out, now's a good time for your little one to start sampling other protein - packed foods, including eggs, meat, chicken, fish and tofu.

Food photography is tricky in the first place, so not sure how easy this would be to get a good picture, but how about pasta with sauce as a main dish?

I agree we need to make better food, but parents need to learn to feed thier own children better and stop forgetting they are the adults in this picture.

Research at Oregon State University suggests that photographs of your food are good for a lot more than just entertaining your friends on social media — those pictures might help improve your health and also national nutrition policy.

After no sleep, the volunteers also rated pictures of high - calorie foods as more desirable than they did after a good rest (Nature Communications, DOI: 10.1038 / ncomms3259).

Loggerheads» (Caretta caretta, pictured) olfactory systems can sense airborne odors, including food — could they sniff out nearby shores as well?