Fruit series
Posted on Aug 08 in Uncategorizedby nikaPrint
Today I am sharing a few recent photos that I have prepared for stock photography.
Let me know what you think of today’s batch.
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WOW! Just discovered your blog and am amazed! What a beautiful pictures (!)
Only, it’s the first time I see such a orange cherry!
My pictures look pretty bad next to yours…
Really hope you’ll check it sometimes!
Julia: Those cherries are amazing! So juicy and delicious.. if you come across some buy them up!
Your pictures are great and I can see how you are working on your technique in them. It is truely about practice and also lookin at alot of food photos.
Check out these links for food photos to analyze.
http://flickr.com/groups/foodphotography/pool/
These next links are for a series on developing food/product photo skills:
http://flickr.com/groups/foodography1/pool/
http://flickr.com/groups/foodography2_dairy/pool/
http://flickr.com/groups/foodography3/pool/
http://flickr.com/groups/foodography_4/pool/
http://flickr.com/groups/foodography_5/pool/
http://flickr.com/groups/foodography_6/pool/
http://flickr.com/groups/19934792@N00/pool/
http://flickr.com/groups/foodography_8_liquid/pool/
When I was your age I was reallllly into food too! I got Bon Appetite mag and cooked alot. You have the advantage of this new world of blogs! This way you can meet people, develop your foodie sensibility, develop your writing skills, develop your food photography and who knows what else!
Your photos are really great! I’ve only recently become interested in food photography and it’s quickly becoming an obsession. I have so much to learn but it’s fun to practice and look at other photos for inspiration
nicole: thanks! Obsession is right! Hope you have as much fun as I do
Hello, i want to buy 2 pfotos of guava.. how much is it ?