Eating Dinner When Your Sisters Visits You!
This photo I used natural lighting that came through my windows, and also the lighting in the room. The bowl of salad sits center on my kitchen table which I thought was a great background, instead of using my kitchen as the background. This bowl of salad starts off the beginning of of the preparation of dinner that my sister and I are preparing.
This photo I used more of the lighting that I got from my house, the lighting above the kitchen table and the light in the kitchen. I focused on the grilled chicken, and wanted it to look as natural as it could be. This bowl is just another addition to our dinner.
With this bowl of mixed vegetables I also wanted to look natural with the tongs in the bowl. I used the lighting from the room. This bowl is also another addition to our dinner.
This photo shows the bowl from photo number one all mixed together, and also just a little peek of the bag of used croutons. The lighting you see is all from the room. From this picture you see that we will see we are about to begin to eat.
This photo uses the lighting from inside, and I just put my salad together. You can see the reflection of lighting in the glass as well as the bowl. Here you can see that dinner is served!
Obviously this photo shows that I had seconds. With the lighting from inside you can see the reflection on the bowl and as well on the table. This photo is showing that from the precious photo, I served myself again.
This photo I wanted it to look as natural as possible, I just placed the fork inside the bowl and let it fall the way it did. Its obvious in this photo dinner was good!
This bowl my sister just finished her plate and I asked her to let go of her fork. I used the lighting from inside and her shadow is what you see on half of the bowl.
This is the same bowl from picture number one, and as you can tell its all gone. You can see the reflection of the light on the ceiling.
Even the wine is all gone at dinner! You can see the details from the ice melting and the reflection of the light from above.
