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Food Photography for Puckett’s

by Kyle Dreier on 08/24/2009

The good folks at Spring Sprang in Franklin, TN did a bang up job on designing a wonderful site for Puckett’s Grocery. I was fortunate enough to be hired to do some food photography to help in the effort. Now, Spring Sprang has just released a little behind the scenes video of the making of [...]

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Cleaning of the Temple

by Kyle Dreier on 05/15/2009

Well, this isn’t something you see every day. I was driving back from a food photography client appointment and saw this … so I had to grab my 300mm (and trusted 16-35mm) and capture a few frames. The sky was really doing some fun things so I grabbed a polarizing filter as well. This is [...]

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Food. Photography. Red Pony.

by Kyle Dreier on 02/10/2009

I’ve recently shot a number of dishes for Red Pony Restaurant in downtown Franklin, TN. Here are a few of the shots. There are others but I have yet to fully process them. My only disappointment was that I didn’t get to taste what you see. It sure was tempting though. I can, however, vouch [...]

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Day Nineteen – Photo a Day

by Kyle Dreier on 03/16/2008

I’m allowing myself a little grace from this assignment today. While I didn’t actually shoot this today, I did process it today. This is from my Friday shoot with Aux Choux. I love the imperfections of this photo as I was shooting hand-held through a glass in the display case. – Kyle Dreier

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Another New Toy … Walnut Pinhole Camera

by Kyle Dreier on 01/29/2008

Today I felt a little like Nicéphore Niépce as I shot photos from the top of a building on Main Street in downtown Franklin, Tennessee. My camera? A beautifully crafted 65mm f/130 pinhole camera made of walnut by Dennis Wilder. This is such a contrast to my “normal” shooting with digital SLRs … and I [...]

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