This Sunday I have a little bit of this and that to share. In the three years of being a food blogger I’ve accumulated so many photographs. Often times I shoot just to shoot and not everything makes it onto Spicie Foodie.
Often times the inspiration strikes at unexpected moments. It can be the simple beauty of ripe seasonal fruits and vegetables, to the comfort of home cooking. I may not have expected it but I do try to capture those moments. I grab my camera and shot.
Sometimes I snap just one photo, other times I snap up to 20. I try not to push myself or go overboard. I let my emotions dictate what happens with the camera.
Those sessions can end with one great shot out of 20. All I need is one great shot.
Other times not a single useable photo comes out of the shooting session.
It doesn’t matter and it’s never a waste of my time.
What matters is that I saw the moment, it inspired me and I tried to capture it.
Happy Sunday amigos, I hope your weekend has been great.
All your shots are beautiful, but the first one really catches my eye. Gorgeous!
Thank you Laura:)
Gorgeous clicks! Such lovely natures mortes…
Cheers,
Rosa
Thank you Rosa!
Happy Sunday Nancy, thanks for sharing your beautiful photos;-)
Happy Sunday to you too Patty. Thank you!
Gorgeous! You make the ordinary look extraordinary!
Thank you so much Joan!
Nice stuff. Love the third picture. The more I shoot, the higher my percentage of keepers. Practice never really makes perfect, but at least you get closer.
Thanks! Practice is never a bad thing:)
Lovely shots!
Thanks!
Gosh all your photographs are so good. I just loved the shot of the pears. You are truly an inspiration Nancy!! :)
Thank you Nandita:)
I that a sake shot glass/cup? :D I always enjoy your photos and reactivities. :-)
Haha, yes it is:) A friend of mine brought it back from Japan. I love that you spotted it right away.
I just found your site via Holly at Je Mange Toute la France and I have been having a wonderful time looking through your blog. Your photography is absolutely BEAUTIFUL and I can’t wait to try out some of your delicious dishes; I will certainly be back :-)
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Thanks and welcome Paula!
They are all gorgeous, and I am just in love with those white beans…the color melody is just amazing!
Thanks, it’s funny my mother-in-law just told me they are called wax beans. I didn’t know, lol:)