I learned so much this weekend and the creativity and energy of these two women and 10 other attendees really recharged me. Of course on the drive way home from Charleston to Savannah, I was stopping at every antique stores hunting for props. Oh, boy, my husband will love me more lugging in all the stuff into the house.....
It was an incredible weekend learning from Helene, Clare, and the attendees. But most of all, I think this is a beginning of a wonderful friendship.
How awesome that you got to learn from Helene, I just love her blog! And I've loved looking through your blog and your great recipes & photos too!
ReplyDeleteYou have a beautiful blog, too, Maria! Thanks for your visit.
DeleteSuch pretty pictures you have taken! Glad you had such a wonderful time of learning.
ReplyDeleteI love that red-trimmed bowl and tea towel too.
beautiful! i'm on my way for a picnic with you, friend! ♥
ReplyDeleteI'll be ready for you! Can't wait to see you soon, my BFF!
DeleteI am so glad that you had this opportunity to meet and learn from the masters of food photography. They must have loved to have you in their class as much as you loved to be there.
ReplyDeleteChristine, let's try to get you to one of these workshop! May be you will let me keep Alex, he'll love it here, with three older brothers and big sister to keep him entertained!
DeleteWow! The reds in this picture are just fantastic! Was there any photo-editing involved?
ReplyDeleteBen, I use Lightroom. But I try to take the best photo I can, then tweak it a bit. On this photo, I darkened the photo a little and made it a bit sharper, that was it. :)
Deletewow your sandwich/picnic photo should be in a magazine...great shot! love it!
ReplyDeleteLooks like a fun and super learning experience!
ReplyDeleteHi, Lynne! Yes, it was a great learning experience!
DeleteKay! What a gorgeous shot! I love every element about it. Its wonderful and it makes me want to sit down at that table and devour all of that food. Great job!
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