I love to cook. I like to try new things, and I like to play with ideas. When I try new foods, I tend to like it better the next day. I also like to experiment with flavors, and try new ways to think about food.
I am a Food Connoisseur in every sense of the word. I will say that I am not a full time food lover. I don’t cook for myself, but I like to cook for people. I cook for friends and family. I cook to entertain. I cook for my kids. I cook for my husband. All the time. I eat with my husband. I eat with friends and family. I eat with my kids at restaurants.
I think it is my cooking that gives people the food connoisseur in me; it makes me more aware of the flavors in foods I see, taste, or smell. I like trying new foods, and I like to cook food that I see people eating. I also like to experiment with flavors, and try new ways to think about food.
I have always found my way to food connoisseurship through the food photography I do, and also through what I study at cooking school and through the food blogs that I read. Food photography is an art form that I enjoy, and it’s one that I think is extremely expressive, especially with food like fish or shellfish.
The question of which food connoisseurs are worth following online is a bit of a tricky one. I could count on the fingers of one hand how many really like to eat fish. I mean, seriously, you can find people who want to eat it once a week, if not more often. And while there is a whole lot of really good food photography out there, there are also a lot of really bad food photography.
It’s pretty easy to get a bad photography habit. The Internet is full of photos of people who eat raw seafood or fish. When I see a photo of someone eating raw lobster, I can’t help but wonder if I will be able to eat as often as I currently do. I can’t help but wonder what happens to the lobster in the photo.
Food photography and cooking are two very different things. While I am going to admit that I love food photography and love cooking, it is not a job that will necessarily take me to the next level of my career, so I guess food photography is not my main focus. I can see how a bad food photography habit might become a bad food habit.
I think the thing that makes me most excited about Life in the Aftermath is the fact that it was created when I was just getting into photography. I had no idea how to use a camera or how to take good photos, which is why I was always struggling to learn. And then I stumbled upon this website and learned a lot. I am currently working on a few projects related to food and cooking and I think this website is going to help me in the same way.
So, as a food photographer, I am currently addicted to recipes. I’ve made hundreds of recipes and I can’t believe how many of them I’ve duplicated. I’ve made thousands of different recipes and I can’t believe how many I’ve re-created. I feel like I’m going to have to redo a lot of them, but I also feel like I’m going to have to make more of them if I want to keep my current level of satisfaction levels.
Well, it looks like your food skills are about to get a lot stronger. As you probably know, a lot of cooking is repetitive. You need to get everything right on a first attempt to be able to repeat the recipe. It also helps to have a good collection of recipes you know you can make. My collection of recipes includes all of the recipes I’ve made for pizza and pasta, and any other recipes I’ve made that I’ve made multiple times.
