Every day when i get on this site among the things i do is click on the new posts link to see, well, new posts. I seen a thread title that immediately got me excited and a split second into reading it made me feel sad. It was titled "Show me your Food Pics! [Native Lens]" A subject I think is brilliant, being a former chef too. However I love to shoot with my legacy glass more since I have only one native zoom lens.
I felt it harsh and unfair to limit photos to Native lenses on that subject.
So I would like to invite Everyone to post your food photos using any lens.

Here is my shot of a Turkey when it came out of the oven on thanks giving 2011, using G1 and a 35mm 1.8 Rokkor lens:

Here are couple shot with the E-PM1 & Nikkor 28 2.8 AIS adapted. I like this lens for close-ups since it is the closest focusing non-macro lens in Nikon's entire line-up!

Thai Pork Larb:


Brown Rice:


Korean BBQ shot with the E-PM1 & 12 f/2:

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WARNING!

Don't read this thread in the middle of the night!
If you want to lose weight, get off this thread now!

(Oh, man, midnight munchies.)

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Taken with Olympus E-PM1 with 14mm Panasonic lens, ISO 1600, picture taken through the window of a local cupcake shop.

Nice Photos Jon, I especially love this 1st one.
That lens is very sharp and looks great for macro work.
Also that Thai Pork looks delicious!

Bill, I kinda liked this photo. But after looking at it for a while .. well .. leme just ask this; Does anyone else think those squabs are trying to look sexy?


Dammit I should have heeded hunyuan7's warning .. I gotta go get a snack now

Giovedì di alfrjw, su Flickr

Ready when you are!

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OMG that is my Favorite type of Pasta in the whole world. As an American Italian with parents from Italy I eat Pasta often, so it means something when i say that ..lol
BUt that look soo Good ... Make that with a nice bolognese sauce ...Mmmmmm


Also What lens and setting did you use??

E-PL2 + Panny 20/1.7


Reflections over the city... by owensbyphoto, on Flickr


Grilled Asparagus / Asian Crispy Tofu / Chicken Saltimbocca / Spaghettini & Lobster Bolognese by owensbyphoto, on Flickr


Grilled Asparagus / Loaded Baked Potato / Chicken Saltimbocca / Spaghettini & Lobster Bolognese / Carved Chateaubriand by owensbyphoto, on Flickr


Valentine's Dessert - Chocolate Souffle & White Chocolate/Banana Cream Tart by owensbyphoto, on Flickr

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