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Practicing food photography again. Have a long way to go with lighting etc. I bought strawberries at Rudd Farm this a.m. Made a strawberry glaze sauce which is an adaptation of the Frish's Strawberry Pie recipe with more liquid to make thinner sauce. I used overhead lighting from the Halogen lights on my stove and used a beige drop cloth for the background. With the overhead lighting there was glare on the plate with the waffles and I tried to clone to reduce this effect. I also, used the healing brush to get rid of a wrinkle in the upper left corner of the fabric for the carton of strawberries. The waffee plate has like a vignette due to the overhead lighting.amd more dense on the R side. The strawberries in the quart container have some glare from the glaze as well as lighting highlights. I may try to take the strawberies in the carton another time with natural outdoor lighting. Did not have a plain neutral color plate for the strawberries. May have to go shopping at garage sales or thrift stores for some cheap plates and bowls if I am going to do food images.
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