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Author Archives: Jerry
Portfolios
When I first started in photography, there was no Internet. There weren’t even personal computers. A portfolio was a leather bound book or a box that you carried around, filled with your best work. My, have things changed. Portfolios have … Continue reading
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Tagged adorama, adoramapix, food photography, IPad, online portfolio, photo book, Photograph, photography, portfolio
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My Chefs
I’ve updated my “Team Tony” portfolio book. It is available for viewing here. Chef Tony is a recipe developer and is the producer for many shoots. Some of his clients that I’ve shot for are Wholesum Harvest Farms, Stello Foods and of … Continue reading
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Tagged adorama, Adoramapix.com, Anthony Merola, Chef Giletto, Chef Merola, food, Food Photographer, food photography, food photography portfolio, food styling, food stylist, jacob javitz center, jerry deutsch, Manalapan, Michael Giletto, New Jersey, NJ, photoplus expo, portfolio, recipe developer, recipe development, Recipes, Tony Merola
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Lobster…yummm
Went on vacation to Kennebunkport, Maine. Had a great time. Here are some photos.
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Tagged Boat, Boon Island, Dingey, Dinghy, Dory, Gray Seal, Kennebunkport, Kennebunkport Maine, Light House, Lighthouse, Lobster, Lobster roll, Maine, Nubble, Ogunquit, Seal, Tourism, Vacation, Wood Island, York
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Last few days you can vote for me
The See.Me Exposure 2013 contest is coming to an end. Please take the time to look at my portfolio and vote for me. See.Me is an interesting community of artists and photographers promoting their art.
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Making Chocolate Look Good
I love chocolate. Unfortunately, chocolate doesn’t love me – I am diabetic. I truly enjoy shooting chocolate. I get a chance to create beautiful images surrounded by beautiful aroma and I get to lick my fingers when I’m done. Chocolate however, … Continue reading
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Tagged chocolate, food, food photography, retouching
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In the Classical Style (not Gangnam Style)
Someone of FaceBook posted an amazing still life with fruit, cheese, old wood – a real classic look of the old masters. (It’s in a group so, I don’t know if you can see it but, here’s a link.) I thought … Continue reading
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Inspiration Can Be Expensive
If you’ve read my last post on the workshop in Gulf Shores, Alabama, you probably realize that I have been motivated and inspired to do food photography with natural light (not available light – I’ve been corrected) with shallower depth … Continue reading
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Serendipity
My camera club’s topic for the month is Cars. Food was last month and I was forbidden to use anything that I took in the studio. Sorry, I digress. So, another photographer and I went to the car show in Philadelphia. … Continue reading
Pop-Up
I never heard of a Pop-Up Restaurant. It sounded like dinner in a camper (you know, those that travel flat and then “pop up”.) But, when Michael Giletto cooks, I eat. He’s a great chef and I trust that anything … Continue reading
