That is the title of a great article from blogger, celebrity TV chef and photographer Benjamin Christie.
He opens with "most of us don't have the time to go to great lengths to create the perfect shot, so here are a few ideas, tips and more on how you can achieve your perfect food photo" which about sums up the post - he covers the equipment he uses and the reasons why, the three types of food photography (Close in (food only) and all in focus, Close in with limited depth of field and Table setting elements providing character and a reference situation). Each has a great photograph as an illustration.
He concludes with a few hints in regards to lighting. Worth a read for all budding foodporn image takers.

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8-13-2006 @12:14AM Angela Pitt said... I was just checking it out and found alot of interesting stuff there. Food styling and all things
related have always had me fascinated. Thanks for the
info!
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8-13-2006 @9:47AM MJ said... The picture says a thousand things. I could talk about food and cook food all day. Seeing is believing. Some of the pictures I have seen will send you to the store and in the kitchen.............Love the phtots here keep them coming!!
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