FotoFriday #4
Spent grain in the mash tun from brewing Black Moon.
posted by Chibe at 8:51 AM
Friday, July 03, 2009
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4 Comments:
You might have seen this blog already, but check out the incredible food photography over at http://thekitchykitchen.blogspot.com/
I actually haven't seen that one before. It's certainly a winning combination of amazing food and amazing photos. Thanks for the link!
Thats a pretty narrow depth of field what kinda lens/camera combo are you using?
Ryan, I usually use my Olympus e-510 DSLR for pics on this site, but recently got out an old Minolta X-G1 35mm film SLR with a 50mm f/1.7 prime. I don't have anything lower than a f/3.5 (as of yet) (not a hint! Really!) for my DSLR lenses, so I was playing around with the very-wide apertures of the Minolta.
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