Can you explain some more detail about, location/scale etc etc,thanks

yes Rob, great shots..the 50 is perfect for those food photos.

Ante, I would work on either pulling back from the photo or cropping in at an interesting angle, a lot of photographers like to tilt slightly because it seems more inviting. Your colors are nice though. I like the table it's sitting on, maybe you could pull back and show a little more of the surroundings or crop in with the focus being off the middle of the screen. Also the plate being edge to edge creates tension and a stopping point. It's a great start though! I like the presentation of the food. I think you're on your way. :)

I know I'm not following my own advice, but honestly I don't know any other way to shoot a pizza lol

I've been doing a monthly shoot for a local dessert restaurant. Here's some from yesterday (more on flickr):

Pavlova by grantb photos, on Flickr

Plum Coconut Pudding Torte by grantb photos, on Flickr

Crostini by grantb photos, on Flickr

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It is an annual commemoration here in my city, in Brazil, Cascavel (means rattlesnake ) city, in the Labour Day (May 1st). More than 33.000 Pounds of meat cooked slowly for about six or seven hours.

Here: Google Tradutor

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lots of noise going on here lol

Again with a G2 and Nikon 50mm f 1.4

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Got Milk?

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Ha, yes almond milk. I usually just cram them all in and choke like a stray dog as they somehow manage to be swallowed .

Yesterday was quite a hot day...