My Project 365, Food in 2010, is still going strong. I’ve found I miss a few days here and there simple because I forget, but manage to get a food photo the majority of days each month.
I’ve also been taking a fabulous live photography course, Fundamentals of Digital Photography with John Greengo, from Creative Live out of Seattle. I found out about it via Twitter. It is a free 10 week course, about 2 hours a week and you watch it via live stream on the web. There are about 5,000 enrolled worldwide. Again, it’s FREE, so if you have an interest in checking out the remaining 5 weeks you can register on the site.
I’ve learned so much and I hope you will find that begin to show in my photos. I have a long way to go, but I’m really starting to understand how to fully utilize all the functions and abilities of my DSLR.
So without further delay, here is my April in Food. I was having trouble getting the mosaic to show the graphics larger so I split this month into two sections. Enjoy!
Leftover roasted cauliflower
First asparagus from my Dad’s garden
Our Easter basket in a dog bed for Macy
Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie
Cheddar Salsa Spread
Beer at the Races
Strawberry Season!
Asian Slaw
Cheesecake
Mushroom Spinach Risotto
Red Velvet Cheesecake – Husband’s Easter present, will post when perfected!
Smoked, Pastured Pork Butt
Local BBQ Sauce
First asparagus in our garden!
Cocoa Peanut Butter Oatmeal
Mushrooms to review from Hoosier Mushroom Company
Beans and Rice made with the smoked pork butt
Looks like a tasty month!
Wonderful collage of delicious eats!
Oh I SO need a new digital camera!
Great pictures. Love all the colors.
These pictures are great! That course also sounds great – I’m going to check it out, I could use it!
Wonderful photos–you ate well again this month! 😉
You had some seriously good eats this month! Loving the collage.
I think I missed the post where you said you were doing this but I love the idea. And you are eating some delicious food!
Thanks so much for sharing the link to the Fundamentals of Digital Photography! I just looked at the website and it already strikes me as incredibly helpful! Your pictures are stunning! Very good! I see an asparagus plant. Are you growing asparagus?!
Thank you Lori, for sending me to the site…I’m definitely going to use it. Your pics looks great.
I’m hungry again!