Food pic
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Not sure if there's a more appropriate areea to post this pic :dunno
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IMHO...
You've got some shadows that are not spicing up your image. Some backlight needed to fill. Plus I don't get a wet feel to the image. Food seems dry. No slight pool of juice. Just a couple of minor thoughts.
Also you might try knocking down the bright highlights from your light source with an intervening "curtain"
before the light hits your subject. I do this by hand holding white sheets of paper in the way. Its much
like "dodging" if you know what I mean. I find it works great for the highly reflective surfaces I take
pictures of on a light table.
Michael
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Lets share...... I'll have the Prawns, and you can have the rest
The picture looks fine, but not sure that I would serve all those ingredients like that in one bowl.
.... Skippy
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All good points.
Thanks Michael. I'll try the curtain idea next time and maybe spritz a little olive oil on the food to make it look wetter
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