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    Food Art Photography Maccaroni Pasta Fireworks

    By admin | August 19, 2009


    What is so special about maccaroni pasta that You could use them
    for food art photography, nothing really, or ???
    Today we proudly present the first food art photography
    made by our 18 year young trainee Posantor “Chocolate” Saelie.
    Chocolate, so his nickname,
    is a Lisu Hiltribe Thai boy from far north of Thailand,
    from the countryside near Mae Suay, Chiang Rai province.


    young-thai-boy-working-on-food-art-photography.jpg
    Picture: Photography trainee Chocolate is arranging the noodles for the photo shooting
    @ Thailand Art Photography
    Photographer: Anuparp Ratanakhon

    After all the arrangement of the noodles
    and a lot of tests with the illumination, camera and flash
    finally Chocolate could show his skills and we´ve been surprised by his results.
    Here are “The Maccaroni Fireworks”:

    food-art-photography-maccaroni-fireworks.jpg
    Picture: Maccaroni Fireworks
    @ Thailand Art Photography
    Photographer: Posantor “Chocolate” Saelie

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    Topics: Food Art Photography | 2 Comments »

    2 Responses to “Food Art Photography Maccaroni Pasta Fireworks”

    1. samantha Says:
      August 20th, 2009 at 7:17 am

      Diese Bilder gefallen mir besonders gut. Und die Idee für Food Art Photography finde ich sehr interessant und originell. Bravo!

      Grüße

    2. Risoni Pasta Kritharaki griechische Reisnudeln | Spice-World Says:
      Dezember 9th, 2009 at 6:39 am

      [...] Wegen ihrer geringen Größe haben Risoni eine deutlich kürzere Kochzeit, als z.B. Spaghetti oder Maccaroni, nur rund 6-7 Minuten. Packungsanleitung beachten [...]

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