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Microstock Photography Forum - General => Off Topic => Topic started by: Phil on March 01, 2008, 05:53
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hmm, I dont think food photography is a good choice for me. Realised tonight between my eating, and my giving to everyone else I have wiped out over half the easter eggs before I finished with the photos! LOL going to have to buy some more tommorrow, oops :)
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I have that problem with money. I tend to spend my props before I get a chance to shoot them. ;D
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That's why there's no pictures of alcohol in my portfolio, only empty glasses. ::)
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I also have this problem whit food photography. I don't want to start making some in afternoon just to shoot it. Then I will waste the food, because I don't want to invent an afternoon meal...not healthy
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I also have this problem whit food photography. I don't want to start making some in afternoon just to shoot it. Then I will waste the food, because I don't want to invent an afternoon meal...not healthy
Shoot at night then. :D
Use a flash to recreate natural light.
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I can't wait for spring so I can go outside and shoot. I've been shooting food in studio all winter and I think I've gained 20 lbs....not from shooting it of course, but I was taught not to be wasteful...have to eat what I cook!
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I've had the same issue - only it's the rest of the house eating my "props"! ;)
I've had good luck with calling up some friends before an afternoon shoot and inviting them over for some prop-leftover parties. They love free food. I love not wasting all the leftovers. Keeps me on schedule too - I know I've got hungry mouths to feed. ;D