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Don Giannatti (aka wizwow) 3:58am, 7 February 2011
A local restaurant has decided to run a special on chocolate on their menu for the next month. They need something that says, no - SCREAMS Chocolate!!! People or still life or cute little furry animals or fish... ... well... probably not fish... but you get the idea.

Chocolate... and they are featuring chocolate candies, pie, cake, ice cream, and specialties. Chocolate.

It's that simple... and that hard.

Oh, and the finished art work is a square... that is predetermined by their menu, so no options there. Final image is to be a SQUARE.

There may be type on it, but that is not an issue now... just make the shot so freekin' chocolaty that we feel a need to brush after looking at it.

Critique is at the Project 52 org site - assignment 6.
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www.nickgiron.com 13 years ago
You're cruel. Chocolate is it's own food group around here.
spotted rose [deleted] 13 years ago
Hehehehe...

I'll have to get my wife to bake something new for the food porn collection.
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www.nickgiron.com Posted 13 years ago. Edited by www.nickgiron.com (moderator) 13 years ago
You're a good man John. Taking one for the team. Although in her state, will there be anything left after your set-up?

My sister-in-law says the easiest way to improve chocolate is to put the word "more" in front of it.

Hmm
{michele} Posted 13 years ago. Edited by {michele} (member) 13 years ago
Sweet *pun intended*

Project 52: Assignment Six: Chocolate
savannahmd 13 years ago
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No retakes on the cannolis BTW.
Most goods were damaged in transporting and plating :(
thus the flowers.
historical humor [deleted] 13 years ago
Is it just me or has coffee been a reoccurring theme in all of our assignments so far?

"So Robb, what did you learn from Project 52?"
I learned photographers love coffee! LOL

Hmm I think a run to Starbucks is in my near future now. =)
Surlycamera 13 years ago
Oh man, the bar just keeps getting higher and higher...
mike_dooley 13 years ago
Man, you had to pick chocolate! My wife is already putting together a list of chocolate things that I will photograph. I have the sneaking suspicion that she will be "disposing" of the chocolate when I am done shooting it :-)

~Mike
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For those of you who mistakenly buy too many chocolate candies, truffles, sweets, almond bars, white chocolate fudge and brownies - I want you to know I am at your assistance to help... uh... dispose - yeah... of the items.

Send for my address... I will take all off your hands...

Heh.

Hmmm... wonder if this would work if we shot Canon Lenses.... hmmm
savannahmd 13 years ago
with my lens you would now get both, the lens is coated in chocolate, whipped creme, cheesecake and crumbs....
Godiva store here I come. I have a super idea in my head, hope it works out on camera.
understood jelly [deleted] 13 years ago
This was better in my head...

Chocolate
Steve SJ Collins 13 years ago
Before we all start sending you candy Don, are you through your Halloween stash yet?
Paul B. Hill 13 years ago
What's the closing date for critiques?
I only found out about this project 52 a few days ago, when I checked back to see what it all was about and saw that the new topic is Chocolate I just had to join! I've been resisting flickr for a long time but I will definitely use it for this project!
aback hands [deleted] 13 years ago
oh you mean like chocolate boobies?

#15 "You use your tits the way a ninja assassin uses nunchuks."

guess i need to go back to that bakery :)
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Paul B. Hill

All assignments are due two weeks out, by midnight of that Sunday.

Assignments are generally given on Mondays, and critiques start a week or so later if by text, and on the Tuesday two weeks out if by audio.
Mirko Herzner 13 years ago
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/mirkoherzner/5432727401/]
my assignment for week 6......made my hubby happy.
52-6chocolate_4487
Steve SJ Collins Posted 13 years ago. Edited by Steve SJ Collins (member) 12 years ago
My stomach hurts...

savannahmd 13 years ago
oh.my.goodness. steve! I wish my belly hurt too.
infochick62 13 years ago
Chocolate

There goes the diet!
Ummmmmm. I hate to say this. But Isnt this the place to be putting the 52 assignments. Not just tossing in Photos. I mean I for one am taking the "class" seriously. I would hope others are as well. the first thing to remember about assignments Especially If it was coming from an AD is Follow the specifications. I see a few here that are NOT. I ask we please keep on track for Dons sake and the hard work I am sure this is for him to put together.

this assignment calls for a SQUARE format.
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"...Especially If it was coming from an AD is Follow the specifications...."

That is one of the things that we want to be able to impress upon our clients... the ability to follow the shot list, and the layout, and the parameters that have been worked out so far in advance before the job comes to us.
It's life Jim.... 13 years ago
Kill me now....

This was way harder than I expected..... You look at all the pictures in cookbooks & conclude that as long as the food was created properly, then a photo should be simple..... NFW!

Much harder to compose than I thought it would be, plus I really really wish I had be more careful keeping things clean etc. I had some shots I preferred except that there was a chocolate fingerprint or the glass or similar - and it would have been just too hard to correct in photoshop without unreasonable effort

Alternate below.....

Death by chocolate
chief detail [deleted] Posted 13 years ago. Edited by chief detail (member) 13 years ago
Here''s my first attempt (updated below)

chocoholic

Took the girls for ice cream and stopped by the grocery store for a few items. Chocolate cake, frosting, Bakers chocolate, Hershey Syrup.

I frosted the cake, partly melted the bars to shove into the sides, poured more syrup, dressed the plate, scoured the pantry for Cocoa powder and it is MIA, so I used cinnamon powder on top of the icing.

Shot with video lamp as main, and a thin white cutting sheet as a bounce cards to behind left. Setup shot follows.

hour+ total to setup, shoot, clean and process in Lightroom


and set-up
chocoholic-9288 (Large)

My wife came out later and said - I thought you were shooting a cake?! (as I quickly licked the last of the frosting off my fingers)

UPDATE
this morning I wanted to add a few elements so I re-shot.
added Pecan nuts like cocoa beans, choco chips, and a mug of hot cocoa.

I like this second setup better, though
chocoholic-9337 (Large)

setup here
chocoholic-9335 (Large)

Clean up crew here:
chocoholic-9373 (Large)
Kyle_Ww Posted 13 years ago. Edited by Kyle_Ww (member) 13 years ago
[LE52Weeks-6]

This was a fun assignment. I am wanting to learn more about shooting food so it was fun for me. For this setup, I used two speedlites and I did a double exposure. I shot each individually first to get the best exposure then i shot the cakes and then the wine at a higher shutter speed. My VAL worked for really cheap when she saw what I was shooting lol.

Idea: about a day
Plan: 4 hours
shoot: 2 hours
Process: 1 hour
Cost: ~ 20 bucks
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ericm1461 Posted 13 years ago. Edited by ericm1461 (admin) 13 years ago
Ahhh.... Chocolate! and getting caught up with assignments!!!
My wife and I collaborated on this. I love having an AD.

Here's the link to the Blog post for this week: Week #6 Blog

02.11.11 Chocolate-40-Edit.jpg

Setup Shot:
02.11.11 Chocolate-18.jpg

Shot with 2 SV hot lights thru umbrellas. Cloudy WB for a warm look. ISO 100 f2.8 @ 29mm @ 1/160 sec.
FenwickArtPhoto 13 years ago
Here are a couple of different themes with chocolate. The cake progresses from just the cake, to cake and ring, to cake, ring and hand. They are 2 or 3 shots each stacked to get good highlights, etc.

cake1

cake2

cake3


The strawberries are three frames each. The strawberry is one, the candies and strawberries on the table are another and the splash is a third. All shot with the same setup and lighting. It's easier to do the splashes separate and clean the spatters off the table without everything else in the way. The chocolate syrup also had to be thinned 50% with water to get it to splash when the drops hit. The syrup on the strawberry was not thinned out so it would cover the strawberry nicely.

Chocolate Strawberry 1

Chocolate Strawberry 2
kindredphotos 13 years ago
Fenwickartphoto Love the splash shot, but hate the half eaten fruit and chocolate.
Ugo Cei Posted 13 years ago. Edited by Ugo Cei (member) 13 years ago
Project 52, Assignment #6: Chocolate

I'm not entirely happy with this one. Only in post I realized that depth of field at f/8, at this distance, is nowhere near enough. I was thinking of reshooting, but my daughter had already disposed of the subject ;)

Back-lit with an SB-900 through an umbrella at about 45° above the subject. Fill provided by two cardboard panels in front.
Pete Hudeck Photo Posted 13 years ago. Edited by Pete Hudeck Photo (member) 13 years ago
Chocolate
Chocolate

Chocolate Fudge Brownie
Chocolate Fudge Brownie
KHMAtlanta 13 years ago
I had a lot of fun with this project, as I've been wanting to shoot more food. I tried several different angles and backgrounds and settled on this one.

Project 52 Week 6: Chocolate
JackAZ Photo 13 years ago
I sure learned a lot. Food photography is extremely difficult (even more so than I thought), especially when you plan to eat your prop when done with it. My wife makes a very special chocolate lava cake that she whips out only on special occasions. Fortunately for the boys and I she deemed assignment #6 special enough to bring this bad boy out. Part of the joy of this cake is eating it immediately out of the oven. Attempting to shoot it immediately out of the oven taught me that very pretty chocolate syrup drizzles don't stay that way as heat radiates from the cake. The same goes for beautifully grated chocolate. In fact, when shooting began the top of the cake was nicely covered in chocolate flakes. As you can see, there are only a few that weren't nearly immediately absorbed into the icing. In the end none of that mattered though as I drowned my sorrows in a tall glass of ice cold milk and devoured the evidence!
Chocolate Lava Cake
I started with a lighting solution that combined natural light and strobes. In the end, natural light won.
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/jackazphotography/5440209967/]
gilbertho Posted 13 years ago. Edited by gilbertho (member) 13 years ago
I wanted my photo to be more conceptual/abstract rather than a 'pure' food photograph, but had trouble coming up with a suitable idea.

In the end I settled for a simple shot of a block of chocolate:

Project 52 Assignment 6: Chocolate

I wish I could say this shot is my take on Andy Warhol's Campbell's Soup Cans, but it's more of an attempt to make a simple block of chocolate look somewhat visually interesting.
pampossum 13 years ago
My biggest problem is that I'm no gourmet cook!!
I had in mind a shot of a grogeous woman with chocolate lipstick too-but that's also proving difficult...
Surlycamera Posted 13 years ago. Edited by Surlycamera (member) 13 years ago
This was the kind of difficult that I love. I dig tabletop photography.
project52_wk6_MPM_2

Had a cropping issue, part of the learning curve...

Alternate image that will probably wind up in my kitchen...
project52_wk6_MPM
The lighting for this is the same as the top shot with the exception of the second light. Just the softbox with an SB-25.

Here's my setup sketch for the top image:
wk6_sketch

The high key, brownie only was done without a sketch. I was just trying stuff to get some ideas. I did the sketch after and then I did the top shot from the sketch. I did deviate from the sketch as I moved the LP160 from camera left to camera right.
I also figured out how to post images at a larger size. Noob no more.
leaders Posted 13 years ago. Edited by leaders (member) 13 years ago
Chocolate Diamonds


Don,

Great presentation on Clarion Call 2011, relevant and very helpful.
Rob_Davidson 13 years ago
Chocolate:
chocolate
Matt.Buntyn 13 years ago
Not quite what I had envisioned, but my brain shut down and I couldn't work out the last tweaks I needed to make.

LE52Weeks6-24.jpg
light work 13 years ago
Proj52_Assign6_1
pampossum Posted 13 years ago. Edited by pampossum (member) 13 years ago
Chocolate!!

Most time spent on the cooking and chocolate decorations!!
Lit with bounced flash off to the right, window to the left.

Edited: I am now wondering if I should have used a reflector to lhe front left to bounce some light back into the left hand side???

Glass really is unforgiving for fingerprints isn't it?
I tried a couple of different backdrops, but I think it worked best on an old sheer curtain.
Tired a couple of different crops too-still not sure this is the best one though.
Now I have to go and eat chocolate

I like the composition of this one, but the focus is wrong..
Project 52-Chocolate
mike_dooley Posted 13 years ago. Edited by mike_dooley (member) 13 years ago
I really struggled with this one, and this ended up being my third idea. Had a really hard time with the compositions, just couldn't find a shot that really grabbed me. That being said, here is my submission.

Edit: after a few hours of thinking about it I realized why I was unhappy. Although I knew I needed to crop to a square format, I did not keep that in mind enough while shooting. I always think "get closer" and "fill the frame", and that left me with an awkward composition when I cropped it square. Should have left more room around the subject in camera to allow space for cropping. Just thought that I would share what I learned.

~Mike

Love
lem2 13 years ago
This was a fun, but very challenging project!

Chocolate!
Dave N Williams 13 years ago
Unfortunately left the last few assignments to the last minute. I really wish I'd polished the spoon before shooting this but I may revisit this one again and do it properly at some point.

Project 52 - Assignment 6 by Dave N Williams
Kidona (Don Fadel) Posted 13 years ago. Edited by Kidona (Don Fadel) (member) 13 years ago
Caught

Square format and all
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www.nickgiron.com Posted 13 years ago. Edited by www.nickgiron.com (moderator) 13 years ago
Chocolate

The spectral highlights were the challenge. I usually don't use strobes on anything still (unless it will thaw). I didn't on this shot either.

I was caught having to use an expansive range of exposure and just decided to let go of the highlights.

Hope the AD is happy :-)

edit
Re the "lensbaby" effect.
This is two layers. The top layer is a duplicate with gaussian blur applied and then erased where I wanted sharp focus.
Cheap and easy post trick. I call it my "faux by 5" look (4x5) ;-p
dry note [deleted] Posted 13 years ago. Edited by dry note (member) 13 years ago
I had a model shoot scheduled for this afternoon, and it took very little arm-twisting to get her to sample a little chocolate for the camera. Here's her reaction, square format and all. (My photo seemed to disappear after I submitted it. Don't know why, but I think the problem is solved now.)

Project 52 assignment 6: Chocolate!
stevepamp 13 years ago
LE52.6 "Chocolate"
Double chocolate brownies with chocolate chips, chocolate sprinkles, melted chocolate drizzle and a splash of cocoa. Couldn't find any chocolate whipped cream...
greygirl25 13 years ago
Project 52 - chocolate

This has been by far the most challenging thing I have ever tried to shoot. Composing the food was really tough.

I spent two hours trying to make the strawberry splash in chocolate syrup, they were more like chocolate tsunami's. Then I read FenwickArtPhoto suggestion to water down the syrup by 50%. Thanks for the tip, might just pull this and try again.
kindredphotos 13 years ago
LE52Weeks6

A dark chocolate bag with white chocolate ganache and ripe juicy berries, wash it down with a chocolatetini.

I Loved the assignment but struggled to get this shot with a very busy week, and it looks like there are a bunch of great shots here.
charles.howard 13 years ago
Let me say that this was so much fun but OMG my kitchen is such a mess AND I have a new found respect for food photographers. Thanks for the project Don. I learned a lot while doing this.

LE52Weeks-6a

LE52Weeks-6b

Had a little fun with this one...

LE52Weeks-6c
delicate land [deleted] Posted 13 years ago. Edited by delicate land (member) 13 years ago
Decadence

Heart Shaped Box
cherikeeusa (Cheri) 13 years ago
Project 52 - Chocolate
This was a much more difficult shot than I had imagined! Lighting was definitely an issue for me. My knowledge of light is so minimal that a sketch was out of the question. Trial and error all the way!

btw, WOW! some excellent shots here!
cv1tech 13 years ago
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Chubby
Hi All,

I'm new to the group and look forward to posting new work here. Y'all let me know what you think about the photo, thanks!

Jeff

IMG_0895-1-Edit_SQUARE_Web
gryphon1911 13 years ago
I think I'm going into a diabetic coma after looking at all this chocolate! lol
tuckerjoenz 13 years ago
I agree with you @gryphon1911 haha!
mike_dooley 13 years ago
One bag of chocolate to melt and make candies, on bag of regular Hershey Kisses, on bag of Almond Hershey Kisses, one triple layer chocolate mousse cake, several chocolate cupcakes. Never has my wife been so interested in helping! Never have I felt so fat!!!
cindy@cbrownphoto.com 13 years ago
I'm new to the group and trying to figure out how to use Flickr.

www.flickr.com/photos/22977468@N05/5447157004/

Here's my chocolate photo ... shot it this morning. Guess it's too late for the deadline. If not, not sure how to upload in the post.

Lots of great work here has left my mouth watering.
FenwickArtPhoto 13 years ago
Cindy, you are plenty early for the Chocolate assignment. However, we can't see your photo because of your privacy settings. You need to change those so we can view the image. :)
WesAZ Posted 13 years ago. Edited by WesAZ (member) 13 years ago
LE52-6-ChocolatePlate

Had a lot of fun with this one.... my daughters and I had fun "cleaning up" afterward as well!!!

I more fully appreciate the food stylists, I had a lot of trouble getting things set in reasonable position and "clean". Getting all the little crumbs off the cake was a chore.....maybe if I had it colder it would cut better...

In hind-sight, I did not include enough "vertical" elements to fill the square more effectively. No time to re-shoot.... have to spend more time working out.........for the next.......month!!!
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Em Thomas Photography Posted 13 years ago. Edited by Em Thomas Photography (moderator) 13 years ago
Hi! :)

This is my first attempt at indoor lighting, and after having sat in on a couple of the Project 52 live demonstrations, I'm fairly happy with what I was able to accomplish with the materials I have available [some extreme DIY lighting here... LOL]. So, I'm submitting image #1 as the choice I'm going with because I feel that it is better lit and in sharper focus.

chocolate v.1

I like the composition of image #2 better, however, but again, I feel like the lighting isn't doing it for me, and the depth of field is too narrow.

chocolate v.2

p.s. In case anyone wondering why I have multicolored rocks on my plate, yum: www.applecrumbles.com/2009/11/04/rock-chocolate-candy/


--ETA: I did a reshoot of the second version I'm happier with!
www.flickr.com/photos/externalfocus/5451145072/
DantePasquale 13 years ago
Ugh, why didn't I post my little picture before looking at all of your lovely shots? Now, I'm drooling for chocolate!

We have this really old diner table and I've always wanted to incorporate it into a product shot. Luckily Joanie, my wife, had gone out and bought some Valentine's treats from Cecelia downtown. I made many arrangements and tried natural light, and decided to mix in the on-camera flash with the natural to give it a 'diner' look! Oh, the pretzels were marvelous ;)


LE52Weeks6-Chocolate-0002 by DantePasquale
sorensonstudio 13 years ago
I had fun with this shot!! I found this little espresso cup and filled it with my favorite chocolate syrup, add a few sprinkles of chocolate and here's my shot!

Chocolate
This was a more difficult assignment than I had predicted. I forgot to wear gloves when touching the chocolates and got fingerprints all over them, oh well. Chocolate is a lot harder to style than I had thought.

Strobist Info:

Metz AF-45 in shoot thru umbrella camera right and just above eye level, feathered off center. White cards to camera right and under the lens. Triggered with cybersyncs.

Project 52 Assignment 6 - Chocolate

Project 52 Assignment 6 - Chocolate

Project 52 Assignment 6 - Chocolate
infochick62 13 years ago
When you say "square format" what do you mean specifically? I am confused now.
eweliyi Posted 13 years ago. Edited by eweliyi (member) 13 years ago
that the photo needs to be a square, there is no easier way to put this. All four sides of the picture have to have the same lenght, that is the definition of a square.
J. Eisele Photography 13 years ago
shot 1
le52wks_6_JJE9429

shot 2
le52wks_6_JJE9439
RayS.C 13 years ago
Thanks Don, :)
Now I can say I ate my home work. I wish the strawberries had better looking leafs on them but they taste good nevertheless.
LE52Weeks6
staceydodds 13 years ago
My co-workers LOVED me for this!!!


Chocolate (1 of 2)
Ron WA 13 years ago
Chocolate Lava Cake

I also shot some on a white plate with neutral gray background, but didn't have enough depth of field. I used my 105mm macro, at f5.6. I think if were to re shot it, I would use my 24 to 85mm and work for more depth of field. My wife baked the cakes, but not enough. I could have used more to shoot - and eat. A fun project.

Below is a shot of my setup.

Chocolate Setup
SundaeRyeStudio.com 13 years ago
Assignment 6 Chocolate
kindredphotos 13 years ago
Don when will there weather assignment and the chocolate assignment get your audio critiques?
PicsByGeorge 13 years ago
kindredphotos....the audio crituque of the weather assignment is posted on the assignment page:
project52.org/project52-assignment-5.html

The chocolate assignment cut off isn't until Sunday if Don is following his previously allowed timeframe on assignments.
kindredphotos 13 years ago
Thanks for the update George.
gregpas 13 years ago
GP_110213_2903 by gregpas
SH Photog 13 years ago
hello! i've never posted here before but just stumbled on this topic and thought..hey..i just took a pic of some chocolate just the other day..so here you are..
valentinesday-15
pampossum 13 years ago
@SH Photog-remember the brief is for a square photo
historical humor [deleted] 13 years ago
Project 52 Assignment #6

I'm pretty happy with the photo but I'm no food stylist, that's for sure.
anthonyimages 13 years ago
Pretty much exactly what I envisioned from the start and almost no PP required.

1022 Proj52.6 - Chocolate
Jameslbrown.ii 13 years ago
Chocolate_LR
scathontiphat Posted 13 years ago. Edited by scathontiphat (member) 13 years ago
bobble

This was a tough assignment, but very happy with my final images :)

Actually pulled the above shot out at the last minute but ended up thinking it was the most "fun" looking. But here are some alternate ideas that i like just as much as the one above:
mousse globe

sweet pour
PicsByGeorge 13 years ago
Wow I have a new appreciation for food photography. Never did it before so it challenged me but it was sure fun. Thanks for stretching us Don.

LE52WEEKS-6-1

This was my first concept. It had to be cooked and it was trick trying to get the chocolate to ooze out onto the plate without looking too messy.It was shot with just overhead incandescent lighting with a custom white balance. I used a tripod to shoot a small f stop for definition/depth of field, which required a long shutter speed (both photos).

LE52WEEKS-6-2

This was my back-up concept, Frozen chocolate Bon Bon's. I didn't have to cook them and only had to worry about defrosting. Again I used overhead incandescent lighting with a custom white balance
humorous fire [deleted] 13 years ago
I shot this assignment Thursday night, got into PP, and then realized that I hated. hated. hated. my shot. Thankfully I had a little extra time on Friday night and tried again, taking a much simpler approach, but turned out an image that I feel really good about.

Chocolate Ice Cream, Take Two

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Below is the failed, first attempt. I won't say precisely why I hate it, because this is a family show.

Chocolate Ice Cream
Jon W. Howson 13 years ago
LE52Weeks-6 - Chocolate Assignment
Pete Hutchison Posted 13 years ago. Edited by Pete Hutchison (member) 13 years ago
Here's my go. I knew ages ago what I wanted to shoot - a Toblerone bar because of its strong triangle shape, I was trying to decide on the best background. Settled, in a flash of inspiration (or persperation!) on a pice of gold card.

Lighting - bare flashes through home-made A4 paper diffusers either side, white reflector at rear out of shot to maintain tone of background.
[https://www.flickr.com/photos/pete-hutchison/5461164075/]

pete

ps I'm not sure about the restaurant aspect of a choc bar tho, without there being a (con)textual link.
Joan3RC Posted 13 years ago. Edited by Joan3RC (member) 13 years ago
mmmm. chocolate

Natural afternoon light coming in from right, Canon 580EX speedlite with light orange gel, shot through a snoot. Hand held coming in for left.

Project 52 - Assignment 6 - Chocolate by Joan3RC
Mark A O'Donnell 13 years ago
Chocolate

Ahhh... Chocolate! I had an awful lot of fun with this one. Total time for setup and shoot was right around an 1 1/2 hours. That didn't include preparing the delicious chocolate brownie with white chocolate shavings.
Pamela Powell 13 years ago
Chocolate Dream by Pamela Powell


Taken with the Lensbaby with natural light. :)
tuckerjoenz 13 years ago
Chocolate Strawberries

These were made by my talented girlfriend for this shoot...let me tell you they taste as good as they look. I'd love feed back. This was shot with a speedlight bounced off white foam board.
Friends of ours came over for dinner last week and brought a cake for dessert, which they iced right before we ate it.

This, of course, was a great opportunity for this assignment. I used a single light in a sock-covered PLM over the cake and tilted towards the camera. For one shot, I composited several different white-card highlights together (as demonstrated by Don), while the other is just a single image with local adjustments.

I tried doing a shot with candies being thrown in the air, but it was a lot more difficult than I would have thought just to get something in the frame, let alone focused. On top of that the wrappers were very reflective. Definitely need to experiment more.



cake-view1-2

cake-view2-1.0
Paul B. Hill 13 years ago
Late:
Chocolate-Feb-2011-012

I decided my first shot wasn't appropriate for a menu:
Alba-Chocolate-Feb-2011-036
Ghene Snowdon 13 years ago
Choco Island....

Assignment 6/52 | Chocolate
Joan3RC 13 years ago
Will there be a critique on this assignment? Either live or posted later? If so when/where. tx
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Crit is now ready at the www.project52.org site on project 6 - Chocolate.
understood jelly [deleted] 13 years ago
Thanks for the advice in the critique Don, appreciate it!
mike_dooley 13 years ago
Don - once again thank you for taking the time to do this! I got a great deal of knowledge out of this.
savannahmd 13 years ago
Thanks Don! It's good to get the feedback on my own and everyone else's shots. Makes me "see" things differently.
The name's Savannah BTW, not Michelle. lol ; )
delicate land [deleted] 13 years ago
Thanks Don!
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