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yeah, the DOF is too narrow. you prob want the entire dish to be in focus. however, you you want to just concentrat on a part of the dish, it's fine, but it has to stand out. the closest one I can see is the first one. If you have the vege all in focus and throw the back of the plate out of focus, could be a very interesting picture.
However, food photography, the key is to create a mouth watering image. I don't have that feeling with the exception of the cup of jo.
However, food photography, the key is to create a mouth watering image. I don't have that feeling with the exception of the cup of jo.
Point taken, thank you. But these shots are not a series of food photography per se, as they are snapshots of interesting food that I have never come across. And I had to shoot fast because there were a lot of hungry people around me waiting to dig in... I had like... 30 seconds? ha ha ha... I just wanted to share these images (they are more macro snapshots than serious food photography).
Yeah, the cuppa is a cuppa of joy. Yummy!
Yeah, the cuppa is a cuppa of joy. Yummy!
Nice one, besides the DOF mentioned by others i think the composition for the first few could also be better. I didn't really catch what kind of food it was, haha. Nonetheless it still made me hungry! Just my 2 cents. 
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