Category Archives: Food photography

Cornish Food photography/shoots

14/05/2012 - Just how good are Manfrotto products

When I look at upgrading my photographic kit or perhaps simply adding something to it, I like to make sure Ive read up on it, checked the reviews and feel the quality of it. We all make the odd mistake … Read story.

05/05/2012 - Have camera will travel

After a long and difficult winter through injuries etc, I am now able to fly again. Sweet timing really as Ive managed to secure a few new briefs and clients so the first port of call for the spring/summer season … Read story.

26/04/2012 - full frame and the advantages of moving up a gear.

There are a quite a few amateur and budding photographers out there that have this perception that shooting full frame will improve their work. Simply not the case chaps. I guess that the idea of purchasing a unit such as … Read story.

21/03/2012 - the real wild food of Cornwall

There's something very gratifying about eating wild food. I spent today with a mate of mine Simon Green over at St Ives way mussel picking off some rocks I came across last year. I kept on saying I must go … Read story.

17/02/2012 - A little bit of Cornish love

I had no intention of doing any work as such today but after catching these little gems, I felt the need to blog. I dont think we Cornish ever take for granted the amazing array of food our county produces. … Read story.

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