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Thursday, June 9, 2011
Robert Caplin's Light Fare
So this is turning out to be a foodie-themed week. What a great idea, above, from NYC-based photog Robert Caplin. I am so stealing this, like, right now.
I'm eating my way through Howard County, shooting as I go (somebody's gotta do it) and it doesn't get much simpler for shooting food than a macro lens and a palm-sized LED light. I think my 3x6" LitePad just earned it's way into my regular kit.
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(Via ISO 1200)
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