Featuring Six Feet Under, not listed in the regular menu and available upon request from myBurgerLab. Shot on Olympus 45mm F1.8 lens. Not only it does wonders on people shots, but it creates surprisingly handsome burger close up portraits as well.
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I don't enjoy the food from this lab, but I sure enjoy your picture of it. :-)
ReplyDeleteBut their food is sooo good!
DeleteMany years ago, I made an ethical choice: eat hamburgers instead of killing dumb co-workers. It worked, for me.
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How do you eat that thick stack of burgers and bun w/o having a hipo's jaw?
ReplyDeleteI tried taking food photos using the 45mm f1.2 and i couldn't get the feel and right shots as i did with the 12-40mm. I've never tried the 45f1.8 with food, what's ur point of view, 45mm f1.8 vs the 12-40 for food photoraphy?
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