Assignment 16: What's on your plate? - Congratulations Dan Fleming!!

[BuddyO]

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Rebel XTi, EF-S 17-85mm, .5 sec, F5.6, ISO 800

[Fast Glass]

Here is my submision, what do ya think?[]


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This was taken at a friends birthday party. His wife is Filipino and this is a special treat![:S] I actually had some and it tastes just like ham you buy at the store, only a bit more dramatic![]


Taken with aRebelXTi and 18-55mm kit at 18mm, f/4, ISO 400, 1/50th sec.


John.

[NFLD Stephen]

John: nice capture. My only question is: how did you manage to get a picture of all that food without anyone trying to sneak a taste? []


I've been lucky enough to have had roast pork on a couple occasions and it is delicious!


Stephen

[ddt0725]

LOL! Good shot, John! Except I like to be able to look at the food I'm going to eat NOT have it lookin' at me! [:|]

[dsiegel5151]

Haha, that pig is great. Brought back memories of the time I used to live outside of New Orleans. Cajun Microwaved Pig (whole pig cooked in a wood box with coals on top) was a party favorite. I swear I lost ten years of my life during the two and a half years I lived there just from crispy pig skin!

[thekingb]

I am choosing to interpret "plate" broadly. In any case, this fine beverage is made primarily of barley, which often shows up on a plate.


7D, EF 70-300L, f/4.5, 1/8s at 120mm on a tripod.


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[Fast Glass]

My only question is: how did you manage to get a picture of all that food without anyone trying to sneak a taste? [img]/emoticons/emotion-5.gif[/img]

They did, but there was still enough there for a great picture. I think it adds a little dietail that missing spot on it's hind quarters.[] And yes it was very good.[Y]


John.

[Colin500]

So, it's raining outside, and I'm alone at home, so I can finally tackle one of these assignments again ... looking at some of the posts here, I already ate two of my models. Anyhow, here's another one, the subject of (tadam) my first still-life. Must be a still-life because I've still got a lot to learn ;-)


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EOS 5D2, 70-200 f/4 L IS USM, 100mm, ISO 100, 1/125, f/10

[Kayaker72]

This was tough. I started out just trying to get a good shot of a steaming cup of coffee. Then there was an attempt to get a few deep shadows in "HERSHEY" in a candy bar......Buta bonus to this assignment that you can eat or drink your subject. So loaded up on coffee and candy, I took these:


Canon 7D, 50mm f/1.8 II, 1/100, f/4, ISO 800 with a 580 EX II bounced off the ceiling to the front and left.


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50 f/1.8, 1/100, f/1.8, ISO 800 with a 580EXII bounced off the ceiling:


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[HDNitehawk]

Sean


A very fattening assignment.


And as it turns out somewhat expensive, having to take the wife out every night to find subjects.


"THE MELTING POT"


This is desert 5D Mark II, 24mm F1.4L II, F2.2, 1/15, ISO 800 ambient lighting, hand held. I didn't get the calorie count for the chocolate. This one would be the entry.





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Here are a few more yummy ones:





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The wife says to let you know if these are not good enough, let her know and we will go try again





Rick