Food Glorous food

jeff3tan · 18th February 2008

C & C are most welcome ..!

Lumiere · 18th February 2008

i almost puked

the photos are so huge that they scared the hell out of me...so i moved 10m away to see...by then no mood already

Godzilla Invades · 18th February 2008

Underexposed.

eosdigital · 18th February 2008

The plate's edge should not be cut off.

Dream Merchant · 19th February 2008

Uneven exposure.

The quality of the lighting does not flatter the food though.

Nothing wrong with cropping off the plate either. Who said it was 'wrong' or made it 'a rule'? I would love to find out and learn.

But the pictures ... are honestly, quite off-putting.

With this kind of messy food, no styling and general flatness/mush/broken up and disintegrating skin and flesh, it's best to make the dish as small as possible - about 1 inch per pix like in menus icons - then it might look better. No, I am not being sarcastic or sadistic.

I don't get the lighting. In the first, second and last pix, it's very harsh overhead spotlights, but the fish dish the lighting looks flat.

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19th February 2008	#5
Dream Merchant Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Posts: 4,153	Re: Food Glorous food Uneven exposure. The quality of the lighting does not flatter the food though. Nothing wrong with cropping off the plate either. Who said it was 'wrong' or made it 'a rule'? I would love to find out and learn. But the pictures ... are honestly, quite off-putting. With this kind of messy food, no styling and general flatness/mush/broken up and disintegrating skin and flesh, it's best to make the dish as small as possible - about 1 inch per pix like in menus icons - then it might look better. No, I am not being sarcastic or sadistic. I don't get the lighting. In the first, second and last pix, it's very harsh overhead spotlights, but the fish dish the lighting looks flat.