Olympus OM-D E-M5 and M.Zuiko 45mm F1.8 lens. Shot at F8
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Hello Robin
ReplyDeleteReally a delicious shot. Is the white on top a poached egg ?
What you call a "Heavy Breakfast" is for us European's a "Ultra Light" one :-) .
Did you choose your Makro-Flashbox (homemade) ?
Best regards
Wolfgang
Yes that was poached egg!
DeleteThe image was taken with available light, at a restaurant, morning side light (not that soft though).
Photos of breakfast = great way to start the day :-) the EM5 and the 45 1.8 = great way to take pics.
ReplyDeleteSince I got a 45 1.8 for my EM5 I've been in heaven. Oh no, I think the photo is making me hungry !!
David G. in Seattle
I agree, 45mm F1.8 and E-M5 made me feel like I was in heaven too!
DeleteThat looks a lot more appetizing than the oatmeal I had for breakfast this morning.
ReplyDeleteTomorrow is Sunday, so I get to eat bacon and eggs, yay!
That 45mm is a beautiful lens...
Regards,
Steve
Oh my bacon and eggs sound great to me, bacon is expensive in Malaysia though!
DeleteHow much did it weigh? ;-)
ReplyDeleteThat food looks like something I'd expect at a Mexican tourist destination, not somewhere in Malaysia.
FUSION FOOD .... :-) :-) A bit of everything
DeleteThat was surely not a Malaysian breakfast, but it was nice!
DeleteYou call that a heavy breakfast? A mere snack, lol. But it sure looks fantastic with a lovely poached egg on top. And that 45mm makes is look even better. Love that lens!
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