Food 4 Thoughts - Indonesian Series

[chngpe01]

Some Indonesian Cuisine


Something light - Croque ala Indonesia

Semarang Spring Roll

Balinese Steam Chicken Roll w Yellow Ginger

Nasi Uduk

Terong Pangang

 

[chngpe01]

Tofu Tempeh

Verimicelli Sop Ikan

Steam Mackerel Otak in Banana Leaf

 

[keyuan]

:thumbsup: yummy

 

[chngpe01]

:thumbsup: yummy

Here's a few more

Panggang Ayam Meatball Skewer w Pickles

Soto Ayam

Nasi Liwet

 

[garagez]

Here's a few more

Panggang Ayam Meatball Skewer w Pickles

Soto Ayam

Nasi Liwet

wow damn yummy...any chance i can sample

cheers

 

[theveed]

I like the styling very much, but I think the photos are a bit overexposed. That last rice roll thing must be difficult to cut cleanly, good job.

 

[luntut]

most look over-exposed to me... hmmm.

but the composition and styles are definitely something i will want to emulate and learn!

 

[chngpe01]

most look over-exposed to me... hmmm.

but the composition and styles are definitely something i will want to emulate and learn!

Yes some are over, sometimes its what some ppl would want and we just deliver.

Thanks anyway

 

[nigel84]

GOOD!

 

[jellyfishy]

#2 looks appealling though i'm not a fan of indonesian food.

 

[cabbySHE]

is that the way they serve that...vermicilli stuff ? kind of unusual for vermicilli to be serve in a container like that.

btw, do you have the right to post these pictures.

from what i know, the client has got the usage copyright of the pictures which they had commissioned.

 

[chngpe01]

is that the way they serve that...vermicilli stuff ? kind of unusual for vermicilli to be serve in a container like that.

btw, do you have the right to post these pictures.

from what i know, the client has got the usage copyright of the pictures which they had commissioned.

You read my contact with clients? Now you are also questioning my copyright?

From my thread in the studio rental http://www.clubsnap.com/forums/showthread.php?t=570106 to this you have alot of your dunno what type comments which I just ignore.

What's your issue, stalking me?

 

[Cheesecake]

waseh!!! see liao hungry!!! ;p


the panggang ayam meatballs... waseh... ;p faint siah... ;p



i think the flash can be less strong.

 

[Cheesecake]

is that the way they serve that...vermicilli stuff ? kind of unusual for vermicilli to be serve in a container like that.

btw, do you have the right to post these pictures.

from what i know, the client has got the usage copyright of the pictures which they had commissioned.

its food styling la. they might or might not serve in that bowl, it is only for illustration purposes only la.:bsmilie:

of cos the copyright belongs to the fotographer la, if it doesn't belong to chngpe, i'm certain he won't post them up!

 

[cabbySHE]

weather is hot and hazy, cool it, don't be so edgy, since you'd got all liberty to do with your works and creation, i'd only got to apologize for my ignorant and curiosity.

for i'd encounter clients ( one mag publisher ) which they laid down very strict control over the usage of pictures which they had commissioned.

hope you're not offended, i not a stalker..read that you'd got enough headache.

 

[cabbySHE]

its food styling la. they might or might not serve in that bowl, it is only for illustration purposes only la.:bsmilie:

of cos the copyright belongs to the fotographer la, if it doesn't belong to chngpe, i'm certain he won't post them up!

ya, you're right, Wednesday edition of SinMin Daily News, on the back page, bottom section, there was a report of a Beijing restaurant having a new way of styling their food. Great response from the P90s.

 

[Shutterooz]

Nice shot... makes me hungry... but bit too over expose, maybe can soften the light.

 

[forward]

Nice shot... makes me hungry... but bit too over expose, maybe can soften the light.

In post #8 thread starter has indicated that the
images were produced accordingly to the needs of
the client.

The client is not interested in a correctly exposed image.
The washed out effect is exactly what they needed.
So in amateur or professional commercial photography
there is no such thing as correct exposure!

 

[eejal]

In post #8 thread starter has indicated that the
images were produced accordingly to the needs of
the client.

The client is not interested in a correctly exposed image.
The washed out effect is exactly what they needed.
So in amateur or professional commercial photography
there is no such thing as correct exposure!

:thumbsup:

yeah....at the end of the day, customer happy, you get paid..job done.

i'm hungry now..no bfast yet. over or not...i love it! and i'm one happy viewer...

 

[Shutterooz]

:thumbsup:

yeah....at the end of the day, customer happy, you get paid..job done.

i'm hungry now..no bfast yet. over or not...i love it! and i'm one happy viewer...

Totally agree... customer/client are always right... we follow their requirements get the job done, customer happy, we no headache.... but then if for personal portfolio shots will be a different case then...