Chocolate syrup ads use scooped Crisco instead of ice cream. (Because the ice cream melts under the lights.) Cereal in photos is usually covered in Elmer’s glue instead of milk (to avoid sogginess).
I am calling BS on this. It doesn’t strike me as being real. I know food photogs use other stuff besides the actual food for photos, but this seems fake.
Well, of course it’s fake. Standing between the subject and the lights in a way that casts shadows on it? Plus, did you *see* the food itself? Far from the perfection they actually achieve in food photography. Also, launching oneself at the subject while taking a photo is pretty much guaranteed to give you a bad photo.
Funny.
There was a show about this a few years ago.
Chocolate syrup ads use scooped Crisco instead of ice cream. (Because the ice cream melts under the lights.) Cereal in photos is usually covered in Elmer’s glue instead of milk (to avoid sogginess).
I am calling BS on this. It doesn’t strike me as being real. I know food photogs use other stuff besides the actual food for photos, but this seems fake.
Well, of course it’s fake. Standing between the subject and the lights in a way that casts shadows on it? Plus, did you *see* the food itself? Far from the perfection they actually achieve in food photography. Also, launching oneself at the subject while taking a photo is pretty much guaranteed to give you a bad photo.
That doesn’t stop it from being funny as hell.