"Professional" photography (i.e. having "big" camera) was somewhat discouraged, but during a quite dull kitchen demo I took the opportunity to try out Jeff's 100mm macro lens on the subject least likely to object to my taking photos of it: my tasting glass.
Sunday, November 8, 2009
Ottawa Food and Wine Show
Yesterday, Jeff and I decided to check out the Food and Wine Show. We were both first time participants and thus far unaware of just how many people, mainly of the ditzy girl variety, see this as an opportunity to dress up and a socially acceptable way to get drunk and act stupid in daylight. Apart from this, though, it was great to discover new kinds of wine and sample amazing dishes from restaurants I've been meaning to try out.
"Professional" photography (i.e. having "big" camera) was somewhat discouraged, but during a quite dull kitchen demo I took the opportunity to try out Jeff's 100mm macro lens on the subject least likely to object to my taking photos of it: my tasting glass.
"Professional" photography (i.e. having "big" camera) was somewhat discouraged, but during a quite dull kitchen demo I took the opportunity to try out Jeff's 100mm macro lens on the subject least likely to object to my taking photos of it: my tasting glass.
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