
Food...I eat it, I trained to shoot it, but I never do. Well, that isn't exactly true as I did shoot lots of Honolulu restaurants for a national guide book yet the way I trained...8x10 or 4x5 camera, food stylist, props, etc...just don't translate to shooting food the way I see it and the way my clients like it done...quickly.
Yet, food shooters like Ric Cohn and Dick Frank really knew their stuff and because of them, I do understand how food should shot.
The cover of Modern Luxury wasn't my favorite shot of the series as I had a different vision...

but looking at how the art direction was done at the end of the day, I realize they had the right shot. It is dynamic and really does stand out. And like I said, for never really shooting food, I didn't do too bad.

I also got to shoot a few chefs and Chef Kobayashi over at Cafe Miro was a fun quick shot. The shot was the opener in the recent Modern Luxury issue.
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