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PHOTOGRAPHY<\/strong><\/p>\n

Outside cooking and nutrition, I also have a new passion for photography and food styling. I am grateful that this space allows me to express my creativity both in the kitchen and behind the camera.<\/p>\n

I style and shoot all the photos you\u2019re seeing here from my kitchen and tiny office\/studio space. I shoot mostly in natural light, but have had to play around with lighting because Canadian winters are long and it gets dark early for about 5 months out of the year. I’ve gradually developed my photography skills with time by using a variety of devices. I started with my iPhone 4, then moved on to an iPhone 5, and most recently to an iPhone 7. During that time, I also started playing around with my husband\u2019s Sony camera, but I quickly borrowed my mother-in-law\u2019s Sony NEX camera for a year and a half because I found it easier to use than my husband\u2019s.\u00a0When I upgraded to an iPhone 7, I also bought an OverHead Pro tripod with arm so that I could shoot some good quality overhead videos. I use basic elements in Photoshop and most recently started using Lightroom to edit my pictures, but I\u2019m always learning.<\/p>\n

Here’s what I now use:<\/p>\n

Sony A 7ii full frame<\/p>\n

Manfrotto 290 tripod<\/p>\n

Lightroom<\/p>\n

Photoshop<\/p>\n

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Here are just a few books, videos, films, documentaries that I’ve read\/seen and that I recommend.<\/p>\n

Books:<\/strong><\/p>\n

I really like Michael Pollan’s simple philosophy about eating, and have read a few of his books below.<\/p>\n