Tuesday, July 27, 2010
Macro Food Photography
Denver architect Gosia Kung of Kung Architecture, recently commissioned me after seeing some of my macro floral work, for a super fun (and educational) assignment, to create artwork for the walls of a Vietnamese restaurant she is designing.
Every part of this project was fun for me, from shopping the Asian market, to composing and shooting, to getting creative in the kitchen with the "leftovers" (food which did not wilt under the heat of the lights). These ingredients are so luscious and sensual... I had no idea there was a natural edible color such as the hot pink of a gorgeous Dragon Fruit, nor did I realize you could cook with fresh turmeric (quite tasty). My cutting boards will never be the same!
Pho-natic is scheduled to open early August at Colfax and Grant, across from the Capitol Building in Denver. I can't wait to check it out!
Labels:
abstract,
art,
color,
culinary,
denver,
detail,
food,
inspiration,
macro,
photo,
photography,
photos,
restaurant,
vignette
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2 comments:
Gorgeous, yummy pics! Did you eat all of your subjects after the shoot?!
What a beautiful collection of photos!
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