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Food Art: Roast and Veg, food photography by Simone van den Berg
Simone van den Berg is a food photographer in the Netherlands. She runs a professional photography studio, Junglefrog Images, as well as a personal food photography site, Fresh Food Photos, and gives photography workshops for food bloggers and beginners, teaching them to use the photo gear they have to the best of its advantage. She also runs the culinary magazine De Glazen Vork in Dutch.
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Food Art: Sights and Flavors of Crete, a photography exhibit by Linda Psillakis
My name is Linda Psillakis, free-lance photographer based on the Greek island of Crete. From the Atlantic Ocean, to the rolling hills of Tuscany stretching to the Mediterranean Sea and as far as the Himalayas, life has gifted me with unforgettable colors and stories which I have lovingly documented with my camera. Click here to visit my travel photo website.
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Food Art: Giant Oreo Cake, food photography by SandeeA
These photos are by SandeeA, author of the column Food Play, and who runs a site called La Receta de la Felicidad. SandeeA is never lacking ideas when it comes to playful, fun recipes. Click here to find the recipe for this Giant Oreo Cake. It would be a great recipe to get your kids in the kitchen!
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Food Art: The Incredible Sensuality of Food, a food photography exhibit by Alessandro Guerani
by Jonell Galloway
Alessandro Guerani‘s food photography approaches true art.
Photo courtesy of Alessandro Guerani.
Food is not, after all, only a story of taste. It is about texture and how it feels in your mouth. It is about whether it looks appetizing, how it is presented on the plate. It is about the smells coming from the kitchen, gently seducing you to the table, and the taste you have while it’s in your mouth and the aftertaste that lingers. It can even be about sound, for example, when the alcohol goes up in flames as they flambé your crêpes Suzette.
Guerani manages to bring all the senses together in a single photograph, even though the smells, texture and other senses are not concretely present. It remains, after all, a photograph, but a photograph like none other, because though visually beautiful, it takes you beyond the confines of visual.
Take a look and let us know what you think.
You can see more of Alessandro’s photos on his website, Fotografia.
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