Sooooshi.

This is for week three of the 52 week project from project52.org that I'm following along with. I purchased some tempura and sushi from the local Asian restaurant and did a simple plating.

On the iPad I used the Penultimate app and sketched the scene/what ever (who knew I was so talented)

The photo is two shots, one with a speedotron light behind the table and to the left with a reflector front right. The second is with just ambient and a longer shutter speed so that I could get the screen exposed.

The titled was provided to us with the guides to fit the photo in.

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com/​photos/cokronk/5394524​526/

Not sure if the same etiquette rule applies to a plate, but crossing chopsticks on a table in Japanese culture is symbolic of death.

https://secure.wikimed​ia.org …sticks#Japanese​_etiquette

tino27 wrote in post #11730774
Not sure if the same etiquette rule applies to a plate, but crossing chopsticks on a table in Japanese culture is symbolic of death.

https://secure.wikimed​ia.org …sticks#Japanese​_etiquette

I'm a ninja assassin. Fear me.

I like it, but I would have included a cold beer.

i almost want to say i don't really want to see the stove but because it says "japanese cooking at home" it's a useful bit of infomation without being to distracting. it looks nice, good work.