So it comes as no joke when I say that I’m a big
foodie. To me food is not just for
nourishment or something that I have to have for survival. For me, food is
something I love, I crave for, I appreciate and cherish. It’s something that I look
forward to in a day, a week, a month, a year. Maybe to just say that I’m a
foodie can be an understatement. The
more accurate term here is “food whore.” No joke, food is love. :)
I’ve been like this for a while. You wouldn’t expect it from
me though since I don’t look like a foodie at all, being skinny and all. Ah,
the perks of having a fast metabolism. Anyways, I developed this hobby at the
same time when I started blogging which complements my being a foodie: I’m slowly trying to be an
amateur food photographer. I feel like a sort of hipster among others in my
school but I’ll do it for food’s sake. I’m currently using a Samsung ES28 point
and shoot with 12 megapixels and 5 times optical zoom.
Featured in this post are my attempts to practice with a
point and shoot which I can say is pretty decent. The pics here are some food we bought during our school lunch break. My friend had shawarma rice-- just imagine the typical shawarma but it's placed like a viand over java rice. All the shawarma condiments as wells as the onions, tomatoes, etc. go over the top as well. I think this is a Filipino thing since Filipinos love to turn food that isn't rice as a viand, even if it's noodles or soy sauce. I bought a rice, pork siomai, sharksfin siomai and japanese siomai. For those who are wondering what "siomai" is, it's dimsum or dumplings which are very common in the Philippines.
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| oozing shawarma goodness |
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| shawarma rice top view |
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| siomai mugshot |
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| siomai meal yum! |
I don’t know much at all
about the iso, white balance and other settings since I’m really new at this
but I’m hoping I can tamper with the settings bit by bit even if it’s quite
limited in a point and shoot. I’m continuing to practice photography so that I can
produce better shots and compose better images. Satisfying my
foodie side. Hope I can master the point
and shoot before upgrading. What can you recommend for better food photos for a
newbie like me? Let me know! :D
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7 comments:
I recommend you visit sites like this: [http://photography.nationalgeographic.com/photography/photo-tips/photographing-food/]. But you are a natural!
thanks for the site. always need more sites to get advice from for food photography. :D
This post is informative for me and all other readers.RH Stamps
@photography services- thank you!
I feel like a sort of hipster among others in my school but I’ll do it for food’s sake. I’m currently using a Samsung ES28 point and shoot with 12 megapixels and 5 times optical zoom. digital photography school
Such an interesting post in terms of photography and I heard that the philippines web design is one of the best and no wonder because we all know that Philippines is the best in terms of designing. Such a creative mind!
Good stuff. It is interesting to read comments.
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