Ranunculus and Cherries + Color Studies + A Recipe
I recently had a conversation with another artist friend, a conversation that comes up quite frequently, in fact, about how the desire/need/drive to create art
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I recently had a conversation with another artist friend, a conversation that comes up quite frequently, in fact, about how the desire/need/drive to create art
When was the last time you carved out time to work on your food photography by shooting something for yourself, or practicing a certain area.
Though there are ample resources on each subject, two of the most challenging concepts to teach, in my opinion, are the topics of styling and
Registration is OPEN for the last FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY NARRATIVES WORKSHOP with Natural light, Simple Styling & Storytelling through The Bloom Forum, this year. The class
When I initially photographed & blogged about Bethany Kremer’s beautifully crafted vessels that she designed and created for then, Chef Jose Salazar’s soon to be
It’s always interesting to see how something was created. In this case, the good people at the global photography site, Feature Shoot, rounded up some
Some days it’s simply enough collaborating + exploring colour, form, and texture with Chef Ryan Santos. Food is Art Plum | Scallop | Radicchio |
It’s not spring until I begin rounding up these petite wild violets that are sprinkled all over our yard. They will be added to the
Never-mind that dandelions are thought of by most as a nuisance, for me, their arrival are cheerful, welcome signs of spring. Beyond their many medicinal
Maybe it was the combination of sunshine, sand, beaches, sangria, Ybor City and Greek food market influences…but when I returned home a couple weeks back
Not only did I have one of my very first ‘fine dining experiences’ as a teenager at Tampa’s landmark Spanish eatery, the Columbia Restaurant, it
I can’t even put into words how much I LOVE being able to create images for a magazine that shares and empowers women by sharing
My Season to Taste column, inside the Spring issue of Where Women Cook magazine, is quite sweet, indeed. Season to Taste – Spring 2015
I started a food photography group this month, for the very specific purpose of continuing to work on our crafts via monthly themed projects. Sometimes,
I tried almond milk, once, from a box that told me it was all natural, all good. I buckled. It lied. I grew up watching