redstone said:First come first served basis? :bsmilie:
No pun intended. ;p :bsmilie:
Me! Me! Me!
catchlights said:Huh?
I don't eat those dishes perpared for shoots, it maybe uncooked, half cooked, add oil, add food coloring etc, sometime even add chimerical, usually I lost appetite a few days for the food I shot. :bsmilie:
catchlights said:Huh?
I don't eat those dishes perpared for shoots, it maybe uncooked, half cooked, add oil, add food coloring etc, sometime even add chimerical, usually I lost appetite a few days for the food I shot. :bsmilie:
mintae said:after shoot, you can feel free to makan the food. yummm.
come on, you should know how the way we treat the food for the shoot..Stereobox said:but he already say can makan after the shoot T_T
*homer simpson mode still on*...jumbo chicken pie...milkshake...craving for food now...mmm.. drooll
catchlights said:Huh?
I don't eat those dishes perpared for shoots, it maybe uncooked, half cooked, add oil, add food coloring etc, sometime even add chimerical, usually I lost appetite a few days for the food I shot. :bsmilie:
Splutter said:I'm actually pretty interested. And I stay in Clementi, haha. If necessary I can bring my strobes down. I'm only free on weekends though.
Del_CtrlnoAlt said:me also interested leh... sound like damn fun...
but den can promise that you dun copy my idea & also cannot use my pics in your menu, if u put, please gimme some credits, by putting my nick big big? :bsmilie:
Hobbesyeo said:heehee.. maybe you can give the fotog whose pic you use a 50% discount card for 1 year?
So how ah? What's the conclusion?:think:
if I read correctly, she is redo the manual for a cafe run by her family, she is asking for assistance, lots of CSers will willing to help, but in a form of TFCD will be less appropriate, so if the photographer is going to shoot for food or credit just let them go and work it out.Wai said:I agree, but usually after I finish the assignment, I will ask the chef to prepare another dish just for me to enjoy after the shoot :bsmilie:
Anyway, I hope the thread starter dont misuse the word TFCD, this is not fair to the photographer when the photo going to be used for commerical purpose, otherwise, it is no different from those companies who ask for free photographers to cover their events, in exchange for a meal.
Check out the definition of TFCD here.
IMO, TFCD should be fair to both parties, the photographer should not sell the photo to someone else, but when you use the photo for commerical purpose, are you going to compensate the photographer and give him a cut from the profit?
projekts said:
now even food/menu shot can go for TFCD, so next time no more jobs for the pros already.
soon, there'll be someone coming in and do a "my jewellery/accessories shop is opening soon, no budget to hire photographer and looking for ppl to widen their portfolio to help out to shoot for free"
anyway, i would prefer to call it Barter Trade.
Then again, it's a free society. Everyone is entitled to do whatever they want.
catchlights said:Hi mintae,
For food photography, all you need is someone experience with studio lighting and someone good in food styling, the food to prepare for photography sometime is uncooked or half cooked, so it will look flesh in photos, and need to apply oil is certain area to make it look juicy. and you also need lot of sandwitches just to choose one for it prefect shape, How about check out some food photography books in National Library first before the shoot?
Hope this help
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'quest for the best free food photographer'
If given a person a nicely capture image and he or she don't know how the photographer do it or what kind of things is that, let along do you think can he or she can duplicate or reproduce it?behyx said:I'd suggest borrow receipe books with really good pictures and learn from there. Food photography books usually gives more technical aspect than aesthetic aspect, the latter is more important in my opinion.
catchlights said:If given a person a nicely capture image and he or she don't know how the photographer do it or what kind of things is that, let along do you think can he or she can duplicate or reproduce it?
Understand of the technical aspect is the foundation of all type of photography, especially in term of commercial photography.