life happens, you know, nicole. life, and doing other things, definitely gets in the way of our posting as frequently as we’d like! good to hear from you!

no problem elaine! i do too…. get tired of eating the same damn thing all the time that is. i certainly go through waves of feeling bored with everything i’m making. (i think i’m in one right now!)

david, i’ll speak on t’s behalf since he never really gets to the comments, he says it would be like me responding to comments on a web dev site. anyway. thanks so much for the compliment! we definitely have a great camera for photoing, that combined with tyler’s mad photoshopping skills are really what’s to account for our photo quality. we use a canon digital rebel with a macro lens and we generally take all of our food photo’s in a table top light tent with a couple of “natural light” shining into the tent from both sides. and of, course, the white balancing really helps for the lighting too. hope all that helps!

darbar, i rarely test out the recipes i write after i write them so i’m keeping my fingers crossed for you! if the macaroni and cheese seems a little soupy before you put it in to bake, don’t worry, the pasta will absorb quite a bit of it! and thank you, on t’s behalf! he really does do a great job with the site and the photos! i hope you keep stopping in and commenting!…OOOO and let me know how the mac and cheese turns out. i really need to start testing the recipes after i post them myself!

Care to share the details of your hardware with the rest of us, aspiring food shootists?