I decided if I was going to go through all the steps and labor of cooking it I might as well photograph it as well. Now I have a nice image of Shakshuka in my stock files to sell. God's precious love to all, chris This image was created with a Canon 7D MkII and a canon EF-s 17-85mm lens. The camera was supported with a Manfrotto 190 XPROB tripod with a Bogen 3055 heavy duty ballhead. Camera settings used were AV mode, ISO 800,F 5.6, 1/640th of a sec. BTW it was delicious.
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Showing posts with label Shakshuka. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shakshuka. Show all posts
Saturday, April 8, 2017
Shakshuka It's What's for Breakfast
Yesterday morning when I woke up I had the desire to have Shakshuka for breakfast. It's a spicy Easter Mediterranean dish made up of spicy vegetables mixed up in a diced tomato sauce with fresh sunny side up eggs served on top.
I decided if I was going to go through all the steps and labor of cooking it I might as well photograph it as well. Now I have a nice image of Shakshuka in my stock files to sell. God's precious love to all, chris This image was created with a Canon 7D MkII and a canon EF-s 17-85mm lens. The camera was supported with a Manfrotto 190 XPROB tripod with a Bogen 3055 heavy duty ballhead. Camera settings used were AV mode, ISO 800,F 5.6, 1/640th of a sec. BTW it was delicious.
I decided if I was going to go through all the steps and labor of cooking it I might as well photograph it as well. Now I have a nice image of Shakshuka in my stock files to sell. God's precious love to all, chris This image was created with a Canon 7D MkII and a canon EF-s 17-85mm lens. The camera was supported with a Manfrotto 190 XPROB tripod with a Bogen 3055 heavy duty ballhead. Camera settings used were AV mode, ISO 800,F 5.6, 1/640th of a sec. BTW it was delicious.
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