Sentences with phrase «n't photograph your food»

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I know some of you might not quite understand just how much clutter is required to create a decent looking food photograph but I can tell you that it requires more than just a plate and cutlery.

The food is photographed so beautifully you can't help but want to try your own hand.

Often I have food already made in the fridge from dishes I have photographed for the blog but not always.

I don't think the fact that food may photograph well is the only reason it should be consumed, or even consumed at all....

I know it's not the prettiest of food to photograph, but you've got to try this version of a quesadilla.

And don't even get me started on access to natural light for photographing food.

The food at Taziki's Mediterranean Café is not the only thing keeping the memory of Greece fresh for the couple, as the restaurants» walls are adorned with photographs taken during their trip.

I made and photographed some Burmese food this past weekend, but I've been up to my eyeballs with taxes and reading travel guidebooks over the past couple days, so I haven't been able to do any photo editing or recipe writing.

You probably will have some leftover with this recipe, although I didn't, probably because I dropped giant globs of it all over my veggies and maybe snuck in a food spoonfuls while photographing.

It doesn't come naturally for me to share my personal life here on my blog, this has always been a space to share recipes, post my photographs, and write about food.

The past week or so hit especially hard and I didn't find much time to cook and photograph food for the blog.

«A Year of Cauliflower Rice is a beautifully - photographed, inviting book that will not only convince you to make your own rice (through the magic of the food processor), but will inspire you to add more vegetables into your diet with creative recipes that you will look forward to season after season.»

Even if I know I'm not going to post the food, I've been trying to take the time to photograph it just for the practice.

I know food isn't donna's favorite subject to photograph, but she is so good at it.

When not on the hunt for chile peppers, she writes and photographs the award - winning food blog Homesick Texan.

The book's subtitle couldn't be more apt: Every beautifully photographed recipe is indeed an inspiration, and Peltre's food is full of surprises.

Though my own blog is not about food, I always find such inspiration in your words and photographs; thank you.

I didn't have my camera on me, but even if I had, I wouldn't have taken a photograph just due to self - consciousness... Which may be something I need to sort out as a food blogger xD

For those of you who don't need to photograph crafts or food or whatnot, a lightbox can still be very useful.

Over at Slow Food USA's blog, a student described and photographed this unbelievable concoction, sold in his cafeteria as an «a la carte» option for kids who don't want to wait in the long lunch line.

What I * don't * understand, however, is how a photograph of a tray of food — without any recognizable human beings in the photo — can violate anyone's privacy (unless it is the privacy of the administration cockroaches who prefer to do their dirty, dirty work in the dark.)

Not only did specific ad copy and photographs encourage the notion that infants under four months need solid food, but the icon of the Gerber Baby itself legitimated the idea.

In my «Notes from the Field» feature I visit and photograph the food in my kids» lunch room weekly and one thing I've noticed is that a surprising number of kids do take the vegetables, despite the fact that it's an offer - versus - serve system and they're not required to.

THE FOLLOWING ITEMS WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED at the facility or through the mail Personal checks, nude personal photographs, musical greeting cards, oversized greeting cards, plastic - type cards, telephone calling cards, personal identification cards, sonograms (plastic x-ray type), Polaroid's (whole or altered), more than ten (10) photo - graphs, medicine, personal hygiene items such as deodorant, hair products, combs, brushes, toothpaste, tooth - brush, shampoo, soap, washcloths, towels, cosmetics, metal or wooden crosses, chains, neck - laces, medallions, rings, watches, brace - lets, stamps, writing paper, envelopes, pens, pencils, crayons, colored pencils, pantyhose, metal objects, plastic objects, glue substances, decals, stickers, artwork: beaded, painted, glued, stringed, etc., belts, food items, candy, cologne or perfume, cassette tapes, electrical items such as radios, tape players, televisions, lottery tickets, hair, tobacco products.

Meaning, I haven't been writing everything down or photographing my food in the most flattering of ways.

«A Year of Cauliflower Rice is a beautifully - photographed, inviting book that will not only convince you to make your own rice (through the magic of the food processor), but will inspire you to add more vegetables into your diet with creative recipes that you will look forward to season after season.»

I have a day job that takes up more than the normal 40 hours per week, and since Rhubarb and Honey has always focused on food, finding the time to test, re-test, document, and photograph the recipes that I share with you was becoming increasing difficult... and heaven knows, I don't half - ass anything so unless it was perfect, I couldn't share it with you.

Sara: It's funny, really — my favorite thing to photograph is food (it puts me behind the camera and food is so easy to work with — let's face it, food is pretty laid back and doesn't argue when you style it a certain way) but I definitely share style posts way more often and definitely love styling and writing about my outfits most.

Oh, I so get the trying to photograph food while your hungry and the household is hungry and you're stressing out because you just want to eat and not have to photograph every single thing you make and eat.

I decided not to photograph all the Easter food, «cause it would be boring to see food again.

Like «Prometheus», we have an unpopular leader, a foggy, wet new world (just not photographed as beautifully), and handfuls of characters that are not developed beyond their intended purpose of junk food for nasty looking life forms.

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Filled with the beautiful black - and - white photographs that Paul loved to take when he was not battling bureaucrats, as well as family snapshots, this memoir is laced with wonderful stories about the French character, particularly in the world of food, and the way of life that Julia embraced so wholeheartedly.

Cookbooks have evolved from functional manuals to lavishly photographed masterpieces demonstrating not only the recipes, but the experience and lifestyle that this food evokes.

Not Love... has incredible dialogs that make me want to go and try the nearest alternative, but what makes it stand out is the process of detailing food experiences with taking photographs or introducing food sites, that web sites or books like Yelp and Zagat already do, but for Y - naga, the voice of Yoshinaga is for places in Tokyo.

Those works — along with many others, like the 1969 photographs Minter took of her alcoholic and pill - addicted mother, or I'm Not Much But I'm All I Think About, a 2011 video in which the letters M and E, along with a pair of silver M&M's, are repeatedly dropped into an oozing mixture of vodka and silver food coloring — are currently on view at the Brooklyn Museum, in «Marilyn Minter: Pretty / Dirty,» a retrospective that originated at the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston.

I can not bitch about millions of people who photograph their food.

If you use camera phone only to upload food photographs on Instagram, don't bother with the Honor 6.

Huawei's AI object recognition has grown in awareness to now not only recognize food, but to know what sort of food it is that you're trying to photograph.