This blog is a "Blogs of Note" It was chosen by the Blogger Team at Google as being Interesting and noteworthy. It is a once a week look at what I photograph. Please check out my new book on Amazon. "Secrets of Backyard Bird Photography". It is available in hardbound as well as an ebook. http://www.amazon.com/Secrets-Backyard-Photography-Chris-Hansen/dp/1937538559 It would make a great gift for a birder or photographer that you know or just buy it for yourself!
Showing posts with label onion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label onion. Show all posts
Friday, August 30, 2013
Playing With Peppers
This morning I decided to photograph some peppers I just purchased for making tacos and Chili Verde.I grabbed one studio light and a reflector. Then I propped up a black tagboard sweep to set the peppers on to photograph them. I added a large softbox to the studio light placed it off to the side and I was set. I had a great time creating images of peppers. I even threw in an onion for good measure. Those go well in Chile Verde too! After processing them I made the decision to put the peppers in a triptych. They look pretty good together.
God's love and blessings to all,
chris
Labels:
Canon,
Canon 50D,
food photography,
green Pepper,
onion,
pepper,
red pepper,
softbox,
still life,
studio photography,
triptych
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
The Start of a Great Meal

Yesterday evening I set out to make some chicken vegetable soup for the family dinner. I grabbed a cutting board, an onion, a knife and placed them on the counter. Then I grabbed some spices from the cupboard and as I turned back to the counter I thought to myself, "Wow! That looks really cool." I grabbed my camera and took several photographs of it from different angles. This is the one I liked the best. The soup was delicious by the way.
God's love and blessings to all,
chris
Labels:
cooking,
cutting board,
food photography,
knife,
onion
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
Sidetracked by an Onion

When I got home from picking up Annika from school and buying groceries I started to make some soup. Now I've got to tell you that most of my soups involve onions. While getting the onion out I noticed how cool it looked as it was starting to grow. Well as you can see I got sidetracked from my cooking as I just had to photograph it. Back to cooking now. Sorry onion your time is up.
God's love and blessings to all,
chris
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