fire

So, for those of you who don't know, we own a restaurant and pub a few hours north of Toronto. We are updating our menu and this time we decided I should take some photos. (in between bouts of bubble wrapping). Food photography is so far from my 'thing' but today was pretty fun. They brought out dish after dish and drink after drink.
The 'after' shot is here
http://365project.org/edie/faves/2013-07-23

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Awesome! Looks good!

[Simply Amanda]

COOL! Looks good. Love the fire!

[joey d.Muli]

Yummy!!!

[Mac]

So you're full? 😉

[eDorre]

Looks tastey!

[Lisa Stein]

Very cool! I didn't know that. What a big job that must be! Great shot!

[Krista]

Awesome shot! Love the angle and the fire is fab! Great job, Edie!

[The Mysterious Mr Biscuit]

You own a restaurant *and* a pub? You're every man's dream come true! I don't know this counts as normal "food photography", as such, it's a great action shot. Most food photography is "static", I think. And now I want a steak. At 9:30 in the morning. No way could I ever be a vegetarian.

[Carys]

Love the lighting!

[Rachel]

Fabulous shot, you can just feel the heat!

[Amrita]

Beautiful shot Eddie!

[Sue]

But a great shot!

[Edie]

@Cheesebiscuit Exactly. The one I chose doesn't even qualify That's how much I love it. I have those ones too though.

[Penny Price]

Great food shot.

[The Mysterious Mr Biscuit]

@edie But it works, because it's different! And I'm still hungry!

[The Mysterious Mr Biscuit]

@edie I don't know what your menus look like, but if you have more "action" shots like this, they would make nice extras, say on the cover or inside cover.

Do you hang your photos in the restaurant, and sell them?

[Amy]

oh this is fantastic shot. Love how you captured the lighting of the grill

[Sue Rose]

Great colours in this shot - you can almost feel the heat.