Yammy - don't look if you're hungry

Danad · Nov 2, 2006

Because cooking is my next big passion, I'm gonna show you some of my dishes!

#1 Carbonara

#2 Egg-plant salad

#3 Potatos with meat and garlic sauce

#4 Dessert : Mio amore ( my specialty)

# 5 Papanashi - I have no idea how to translate this word! - it's also a dessert made with cow cheese.

250Gimp · Nov 2, 2006

Now I'm hungry!! The first one seems a bit out of focus but the others sharper.

Danad · Nov 2, 2006

yep, you're right...I was soooo hungry when I took that picture! :wink:

ShootHoops · Nov 2, 2006

Okay so...#4...wow. Lol! I ate all my ice cream for the week!

LaFoto · Nov 3, 2006

Must let my son see your dishes here ... he is quite much into cooking himself, too, and loves to neatly arrange things on the plates, too ... and spaghetti carbornara are one of his most favourite dishes and he is devastated each time the egg does not get stirred in carefully and slowly enough and begins to show "flakes" ... so he will appreciate your carbonara-pic!

And the others, too... only problem is the lamp light again, making them too yellow. What would AutoLevels do to them in PS? Does it ruin them all together or would it nicely take away the yellow?

And can't you change the white balance on your camera and switch to "tungsten" or "lamp" light or whichever word or icon there is, like a :idea: or so?

Sir Peechizworth · Nov 3, 2006

Food = YUM
Lighting = errrr.

Danad · Nov 3, 2006

Sir Peechizworth said:
Food = YUM
Lighting = errrr.

Ok, ok...I'll do something about those pictures this week-end! :wink:

Thanks for the feed back! :wink:

Danad · Nov 3, 2006

LaFoto said:
And can't you change the white balance on your camera and switch to "tungsten" or "lamp" light or whichever word or icon there is, like a :idea: or so?

Yep, I know the button, but everytime I'm home and I want to take pictures I totaly forget about it!:blushing: I'll be more carefull in the future!

morydd · Nov 3, 2006

Food is challenging, we're working on our food pics too. I've found that the DIY macro studio is a big help with that. I'm still using a 5 year old P&S but the picture quality has improved dramatically.
Here's what we've got so far: http://food.morydd.net/photo-gallery/ (the gallery page still needs work)