Saturday, September 19
In the Moment
So, it turns out, my first experience working with Saveur magazine is not as a food stylist, but as a photographer of sorts. I was working on an Italian cookbook a few months ago with the wonderful and true professional photographer on the project, Sara Remington. We decided the best way to shoot the fresh pasta would be overhead, but didn't have a ladder handy.
Sara's a hard core rock climber, so she just hopped up on a chair and balanced herself on the door handle. I was guest blogging for 7x7 magazine at the time, so it seemed like a great photo op. Little did I know a candid shot of Sara, taken with my dinky point n' shoot, would be my first 'professional' photo credit.
How the shot ended up in Saveur goes something like this: the lovely and talented food writer on the book, Janet Fletcher, sees the photo in my 7x7 blog entry and forwards it to James Oseland at Saveur, who sends it to the photo editor, Paul Love, who tracks me down, et voilá!
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Amazing. Truly an artistic, life changing photo.
ReplyDeleteWow! that's great!! Congratulations! Is that in the october issue of Saveur?
ReplyDeletei love that!!
ReplyDeletecongrats! that's one inventive way to get a photo! even if i was brave enough to attempt to balance myself like that, i wouldn't know how to get down safely.
ReplyDeletecongrats! a great shot. one must be a contortionist at times to get it just right!
ReplyDeleteI love it and I'm glad to see your artistic point of view is making it big!
ReplyDelete-Heidi
what a a great shot, peggy sirota would be jelaous!
ReplyDeleteThanks for all the lovely comments.
ReplyDeleteTo Eszter: in my dreams!
so awesome!! looks great!
ReplyDeleteHi Katie, You are on your way! I hope it is the start of many more photo adventures! Lynne
ReplyDeleteJust saw your photo in Saveur. As a fellow professional food stylist, I was curious to see your work. You have some truly lovely, inspirational photographs!
ReplyDelete~Chantel Lambeth