FoodSnap Photo Contest Winners
On September 18 Foodista and Keren Brown Media held FoodSnap, an all-day food photo workshop with award-winning Olympus Visionary and New York Times photojournalist, Lou Manna. What a blast we had! Lou was kind enough to be the judge of our photo contest, and we’re happy to announce the winners. Such fantastic photography from everyone (click on a winner’s name to see all their photos)!
The Grand Prize Winner of a fancy-schmancy Olympus Camera (courtesy of Olympus) is Jasmine Wilkerson for her gorgeous photo (above) of FROST Doughnuts.
The Second Place Winner of a KitchenAid Mixer (courtesy of Sur la Table) is Alice from Savory Sweet Life for her beautiful photo (below) of a Wink Cupcake.
The following winners in each category will receive a prize from the sponsor:
Wink Cupcake Category – by Elise Bauer (Simply Recipes)
Red Ticking Category – by Morry Anne Angell
Fooducopia Category -by Susmita (The Food We Eat)
Kathy Casey Category – by Peabody
Pulp Category – by Anne Livingston (Bring to Boil)
Emily’s Chocolate – Emily’s 1 by Mohini (Mango Power Girl)
Blue Bird Grain Farms – by Ashley (Not Without Salt)
Teasophy – by Askabir
Frost Doughnuts – by Jerrod Stafford
Andaluca – by Morry Anne Angell
Seattle, September 18, 2009
Foodsnap! – a collaboration between Foodista and Keren Brown Media – is a full-day food photography workshop lead by Lou Manna, www.LouTheMan.com, award-winning Olympus Visionary and New York Times photojournalist, commercial photographer, educator and author of Digital Food Photography with over 30 years of experience.
Lou will lead the workshop with the professional assistance of Seattle’s top food photographers, Lara Ferroni – www.platesandpacks.com and Rina Jordan – www.rinajordanphotography.com, as well as other well-known Seattle photographers and stylists.
The workshop will be held at Georgetown Studios, a picturesque building located in the old Seattle Brewing and Malt Company. In addition to its grand history, the location features vaulted ceilings, elegant light filled windows, and graceful Romanesque arches.
