Posts Tagged ‘food photography’
Cambridge Restaurant Photography, The Sinclair: When We All Come Together
When I can, I still photograph food. I love it! I love working with the restaurants and the chefs. Not too long ago I had the pleasure of working with The Sinclair in Cambridge. It has become one of my favorite concert venues around town, but they also have a restaurant that serves up delicious…
Read MoreRavioli Day, A Family Tradition: Never Had To Have A Chaperone
My mind and heart are full with all of the different ways I could approach writing a blog post about Ravioli Day. I’ll probably try to cover all of them, so bear with me! For as long as I can remember, Ravioli Day was a huge part of our family’s Christmas tradition. My mother and…
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 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 MoreHamersley’s Bistro: Blue Green Colors Flashin’
*There aren’t a lot of songs out there with vegetables in the lyrics, so instead I’ve used a lyric from the song that I was craving today, “Silver Springs” by Fleetwood Mac. The Mac is back. As part of the Boston Homegrown book, I got to meet and photograph chefs all over the greater Boston…
Read MoreChocolate Cake: You're My Favorite Work of Art
So, all of this food photography occasionally prompts ME to actually cook something. On this occasion, I BAKED. Now, as I’ve mentioned before, I’m much more of a “let’s throw everything in this one pan with some olive oil and call it dinner” kind of girl. My dinners are usually delicious, but they’re not very…
Read MoreBoston Food Photography: Open Your Heart With the Key
Yay for food! The Mr. and I celebrated Valentine’s Day together this past Saturday. We had dinner with three other couples. The men cooked and the women got to kick back, relax, and enjoy the meal! Knowing how decadent it was going to get, I brought my camera along so I could photograph our feast!…
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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