Showing posts with label New Jersey Food Photography. Show all posts
Showing posts with label New Jersey Food Photography. Show all posts

Friday, January 20, 2012

1.20.12: Two features in Bucks Life Magazine :)

Last month I had the pleasure of photographing Kristin Meil, of Meil's in Stockton, NJ, along with her daughter Sarah, and Kristin's pups Yogi and Blueberry for a feature on Kristin's venture into home-cooked meals for dogs: K9-Meils for Bucks Life Magazine. 

A few days later I again had the pleasure of photographing a feature for Bucks Life. This time of chef Fabian Quiros of Salt Creek Grill in Princeton. They did a 2 page feature of chef highlighting one of his favorite recipes: Rib-Eye with Coffee and Chocolate Rub and a Bourbon Caramel Sauce! It was dinner and dessert all in one! 

Here are a few screenshots from the online version of the winter issue. I haven't seen it in stands yet, but keep and eye out and pick it up if you see it. Lots of great chef's featured including our friend Sam Jacobson of Sycamore in Landsdowne! Also keep an eye out for the print ad our friend Tara Devlin Kearns did for me (she also did my logo!)  






Mucho special thanks to Jesson G. for the introduction to Bucks Life and to the good people at BL for the opportunity to meet and photograph such wonderful people.

Saturday, May 7, 2011

Pic post: Photos from a Seder recipe shoot for Nina Planck, author of Real Food: What to Eat and Why.

Worlds collide! 
Many of you that know me know I've been in the service industry in one capacity or another since the age of 13 and some may even know that for a short time I thought of going to culinary school. Thanks to the kind interest of one C.I.A. (Culinary Institute of America) grad, I got the chance to prep in a working kitchen, and even cook once (on a Friday night no less) and discovered that cooking for a living wasn't for me. Cooking for pleasure is a totally different matter, however, and I am truly blessed to be marrying a woman that is equally as passionate (if not more so) about real food with ingredients anyone can pronounce and sourcing as much of it as possible locally.

So when Michele Pulaski, chef/owner of DiSH Catering (and our caterer), referred me to Nina Planck author of Real Food: What to Eat and Why I was obviously beside myself with excitement. Below are a few of my favorite images of the Seder dinner recipe shoot.

 Apples for Apple Charoset



 Nina Planck. Mom, author, real food enthusiast.



 Leg of lamb


 Chef Michele Pulaski turning the lamb


 The beginning of home made matzo ball soup



Don't you want a bowl right about now?

Thanks to Nina and Michele both. I can't wait to do more soon!