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22nd March 2009
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Steak&veges
Hi everyone, First time taking food.. I'm not really sure how to take it but this is what I'm having for tonight.
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22nd March 2009
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Re: Steak&veges
Are you shooting through a glass pot lid or something? There's weird glare in the first one. Both photos are nice and sharp, and I like the contrasting colors. On the negative side, there's no meaning. I can't tell if you're trying to show a difference between 2 food groups? Or that veggies + meat go well together?
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22nd March 2009
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Re: Steak&veges
I shot using external flash.
It's cliche that I'm going for as in how restaurants always have steak and brocolli as a set no matter what.. I guess thats what hit me into doing this picture. |
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23rd March 2009
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Re: Steak&veges
hahah.. but raw food leh.. haha I guess it does look fresh
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23rd March 2009
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Re: Steak&veges
Makes good stock photos perhaps
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