Good morning dear Friends and Photography Lovers🙌📸
On Sunday, I was invited to lunch at my son and daughter-in-law's, and since I didn't have to cook that morning, I decided to bake an apple pie. And not one, but two. Because I always try to divide everything equally between my children and grandchildren. I had to have more so that I could take the cake to my daughter and her family in the afternoon.
And so, on Saturday, while thinking and combining what I was going to make, the idea came to my mind that I could take pictures of it all, from start to finish.
So, let's go see together what did I do and how😉
So, as you can see, I put my Nikon D750 camera on the table (the glass I had made on it was a perfect fit, because I immediately had a beautiful reflection). To start shooting, I used a table scale on which I determined a good focus and therefore the position and place for the camera. Everything went smoothly from there, of course with a 10-second shutter delay.
I divided this photo session of mine into three parts, this is the first and don't worry, you'll see everything.
I took the photos with a Nikon D750, 50mm lens, f/1.8, manual mode, RAW format required, ISO-400 and shutter speed 1/60. Processing in Photoshop Camera Raw Filter, very minimal, cropping, straightening and possibly a small Vibrance correction because I don't like harsh colors, but I like more contrasty photos
And that's all for today, see you tomorrow with the second part of this series of yummy photos
👋👋 @goga22
That sounds wonderful! Can’t wait to see the next part of your pie photo series 🥧📸
Thank you so much dear @luvcath, see you Tomorrow 😉
Looking forward to seeing the pie 🥧 😀
Good idea of sharing photos process.
Thank you so much dear @joetunex, see you Tomorrow 😉❤️