LightSource Photography Podcast E053 - Lou Manna

In this edition of LightSource, Bill and Ed talk with author and award winning Olympus Visionary commercial food photographer Lou Manna.
Hosts:
Bill Crawford, publisher of StudioLighting.net (Flickr)
Ed Hidden, exclusive IStockPhoto.com photographer and inspector (Flickr)
Theme Music:
Sean Campbell and Steve Hill (Firesickle.com)
Special Guest:
Lou Manna, commercial food photographer.
Lou's Blog: http://www.digitalfoodphotos.com/blog/
Lou's book:

LightSource Episode 53 (Interview Series) [51:17 minutes]
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Bill and Ed discuss:
Bill's new monitor
Ed tries out Photo Mechanic
Bill checks out LabPrints Digital Studio
Special Guest Lou Manna discusses:
Getting started in food photography
Using artificial light for food
Prepping food for photos
Using stand-in food items
Lighting with mirrors
Lou's book Digital Food Photography
Glue for milk
Bubbles in coffee, wine
Fake ice cubes
More tricks of the trade
Practice for budding food photographers
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November 20th, 2007 at 2:37 pm
Loved the interview! You were both so nice and sincerely interested in everything that I had to say!
Thanks for the opportunity.
Please keep me on your mailing list.
All my best,
Lou
November 28th, 2007 at 6:54 am
HI guys I can't tell you how much I am missing your show! I have no internet access at home because of moving homes. Down here in South Africa, the monopolistic telco takes "at Least 21 working days" to install a line after which I cna aks to have DSL enabled so probably another few weeks after that.