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I photographed these milkshakes for our first studio school assignment of the new year. We were to show a sense of time and place while making the food look appetizing. After interning with the amazing food photographer, Dasha Wright, I tried to utilize what I observed to make this photograph.
Capture: Hasselblad, Phase One H10, f22 at 1/60s
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3 comments:
these milkshakes look real good, love the color of the towel and platter. it reminds me of summer and needing a milkshake to cool down.
Hey this looks really good and professional. You did a really good job.
Your color choices were spot on for this one. I think this image is very well designed. The colors and the light together create a very relaxed atmosphere, which I think is what milkshakes are all about.
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