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Corey Lugg Photography: March 2011
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Links to this post. Lauren and I attended a sausage making class a couple of weeks ago at the Brooklyn Kitchen. It was a lot of fun, and if it weren't for my lack of a sausage stuffer, I would be making sausage all the time! Here are some fun photos from the class. Watch for some of these photos to show up on The Meat Hooks. Blog sometime soon, also! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Sarah Anne Ward Photography. I love Franklin Ave. The Summers on 49th Street. Lauren LaPenna food styling.
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Corey Lugg Photography: March 2010
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Black and White and Flour all over. Yesterday was the final shoot for the "winter" section of our recipe book. We decided that we wanted to do a 'how to' section in the book, and that the Italian pasta, cavatelli's, would be the perfect opportunity to do so. Lauren's family owns a cavatelli maker, so we were able to make the dough and the little noodles fresh on set. Thanks LaPenna's! Links to this post. Holes in my jeans, braids in my hair, and a camera in my hands. Links to this post. I love Franklin A...
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Corey Lugg Photography: Sausage!
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Lauren and I attended a sausage making class a couple of weeks ago at the Brooklyn Kitchen. It was a lot of fun, and if it weren't for my lack of a sausage stuffer, I would be making sausage all the time! Here are some fun photos from the class. Watch for some of these photos to show up on The Meat Hooks. Blog sometime soon, also! Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sarah Anne Ward Photography. I love Franklin Ave. The Summers on 49th Street. Lauren LaPenna food styling. Derek Ellis prop styling.
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Corey Lugg Photography: Brooklyn Thanksgiving!
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While roasting a turkey can be a challenge in and of itself, once it's ready to go and in the oven, all that's left to do is babysit. So this year I decided to indulge my love of baking as well. I found a recipe for a vanilla-spiced caramel and pear tart in Bon Appetit magazine that looked just challenging enough to tackle. The recipe can be found here. Here are some photos from the process:. These are the pears carmelizing on the stove with the cinnamon sticks, cloves and star anise. I love Franklin Ave.
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Corey Lugg Photography: Plates!
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I have gotten mixed reviews on my choice to shoot only food. Many people have told me that it's great that I have one direction and focus to my photography. Others have pointed out that with such a specific subject matter, I may be missing out on other potential clients when that time comes. November 16, 2010 at 7:02 PM. You said jazzed :). Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Sarah Anne Ward Photography. I love Franklin Ave. The Summers on 49th Street. Lauren LaPenna food styling. Derek Ellis prop styling.
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Corey Lugg Photography: October 2010
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Lauren and I got together recently with the goal of shooting our holiday promo early this year. I loved this idea, because it gave us time to make the photos exactly what we want, and now we will have plenty of time left to design the card and have it professionally printed before having to send it out. I don't want to give away too much, because then what's the point of the card? Like I said, I don't want to give too much away, but here are some examples of what we shot. PS- The cookies were delicious.
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Corey Lugg Photography: May 2010
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Winter is over and the "Spring" section of our recipe book has officially begun. Yesterday, Derek, Lauren and I got together to start the first shoot for the spring section of the book. We decided to tackle the berry meringue recipe as well as what we are calling the "Fat Sandwich." We also tried shooting our margarita, but decided to save that for another day. As you can see from above, we have a handful of variations to choose from. Please, help us decide. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
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Corey Lugg Photography: February 2010
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And then there were 3. Yesterday was another recipe book shoot day. Lauren. Experienced his first day working with us yesterday, and I think the results are great! Enjoy the photos and please let us know what you think! Links to this post. My food stylist friend, Lauren. Let us know any thoughts or ideas you may have about this project! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Sarah Anne Ward Photography. I love Franklin Ave. The Summers on 49th Street. Lauren LaPenna food styling.
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Corey Lugg Photography: November 2010
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While roasting a turkey can be a challenge in and of itself, once it's ready to go and in the oven, all that's left to do is babysit. So this year I decided to indulge my love of baking as well. I found a recipe for a vanilla-spiced caramel and pear tart in Bon Appetit magazine that looked just challenging enough to tackle. The recipe can be found here. Here are some photos from the process:. These are the pears carmelizing on the stove with the cinnamon sticks, cloves and star anise. Links to this post.
