Posts Tagged ‘Boston food photographers’
Joe Sent Me, a Restaurant Session: I Like Mine With Lettuce & Tomato
I have two words for you: fried pickles. They are one of my favorite things on the Joe Sent Me menu. I have been eating them since I first set foot in the Waltham location way back when I was 21. In fact, that’s where I celebrated my 21st birthday. And, before I moved to…
Read MoreFood Photography, Nourish: Won't You Take Me Out Tonight?
Nourish was one of the restaurants I photographed early on in my Boston Homegrown adventure. It’s this great restaurant nestled right in the heart of Lexington Center. I went back this past January to photograph some more of their dishes. Their motto is “Responsibly Sourced, Respectfully Priced” – if you live in the area, they…
Read Morethe itty bitty bake shop: Call It Impulsive
So, maybe instead of wedding cake or wedding cupcakes or even an ice cream sundae buffet, you want pies! But to keep the runny fruit to a minimum, you want individual-sized pies. Mini pies, if you will. Enter the itty bitty bake shop. You won’t see pies on their website (yet), but one of the…
Read MoreBoston Homegrown: Let Me Take You Down
I want to reach through the computer screen and eat this strawberry. That’s how delicious it looks.
Read MoreIced, A Cookie Company: Stop! Collaborate and Listen!
I can trace my photography business back to a handful of people who took a chance on me when I was first starting out. All of them are still around, year after year, and I’ve watched their children grow. Ilene is one of those people. I photographed her son when he was only about six…
Read MoreL'Espalier: Happiness Steps Up To Greet Me
A daily dose of food photography! These were taken at L’Espalier in downtown Boston as part of the Boston Homegrown cookbook. Chef McLelland , in addition to running L’Espalier, also runs Apple Street Farm (check out their various CSA programs!). I photographed Chef McLelland first at the farm, and then probably a year later at…
Read MoreVerrill Farm: Carry Moonbeams Home in a Jar
For some reason, maybe it was the recent arrival of winter around here, I was thinking about my Verrill Farm photos last night. One of my favorite photos is of Steve Verrill eating the corn – that’s apparently how to tell if it’s ripe or not. I always approve of the taste testing method! Over…
Read MoreBoston Homegrown 2011: Have Some More Chicken
Now for some food photography! For most of 2010 and 2011 I worked on a book titled “Boston Homegrown.” I traveled around Massachusetts photographing farmers, fishermen, cheesemakers, and chefs. I got to meet wonderful people who were beyond generous with their time and knowledge. I’ve blogged about a bunch of my adventures, but still have…
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