For those interested in the photo details, the lighting setup is shown right above. The umbrella in the back (concealing a Nikon SB-24 and a Cactus V2s trigger) served as the key light; backlighting just seems to be the thing in food photography these days. The umbrella in front (SB-600) served as the fill, and the strobe on the side (SB-600, firing through a honeycomb grid set to 16°, I believe) just brought out some detail in different parts of the frame for some of the shots (I didn't use it for every shot).
Thursday, January 12, 2012
Cookies.
Okay. You're right. I'm not even in Spain yet. However, I still wanted to post this. What follows this brief and banal paragragh is the result of the first official culinary collaboration between my sister and I. She does the baking, I do the eating. We didn't have too much going on tonight (despite the fact that I haven't packed a single thing in my suitcase yet), so my sister decided to bake (I believe they're pecan butterscotch chocolate chip cookies) and I decided I wanted to take pictures of cookies. Taisa loves making delicious baked goods, and I love taking pictures. Win win.



For those interested in the photo details, the lighting setup is shown right above. The umbrella in the back (concealing a Nikon SB-24 and a Cactus V2s trigger) served as the key light; backlighting just seems to be the thing in food photography these days. The umbrella in front (SB-600) served as the fill, and the strobe on the side (SB-600, firing through a honeycomb grid set to 16°, I believe) just brought out some detail in different parts of the frame for some of the shots (I didn't use it for every shot).
For those interested in the photo details, the lighting setup is shown right above. The umbrella in the back (concealing a Nikon SB-24 and a Cactus V2s trigger) served as the key light; backlighting just seems to be the thing in food photography these days. The umbrella in front (SB-600) served as the fill, and the strobe on the side (SB-600, firing through a honeycomb grid set to 16°, I believe) just brought out some detail in different parts of the frame for some of the shots (I didn't use it for every shot).
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Mark - those cookies look delicious! You need to make a cookbook with Tai! ;)
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