Brian Charles Steel Photography

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This Brian Charles Steel food photo depicts a green apple on a white plate that is sitting on a red place matt. The apple is in the middle of the frame and takes up about a third of the photograph. The green apple has drops of water on it giving it a fresh look. The apple is lit from behind. The light is coming down from an elevated position in the back.

This Brian Charles Steel food photograph is a close up of breakfast food. In the front right side is a pile of scrambled eggs. Behind the eggs is a biscuit with jelly on it. To the left of the eggs are two diagonal strips of bacon. The light is soft. The depth of field is shallow. The eggs and bacon are in focus but the biscuits are soft.

This Brian Charles Steel food photograph is of a stack of chocolate chip cookies and a glass of milk. The cookies are in the front left portion of the frame on a light brown ceramic plate. They are stacked at a slight angle extending out towards the glass of milk. The glass of milk is in the back right portion of the frame. Milk comes across as blue on camera, so the milk glass is actually filled with Elmer’s glue.

This is Brian Charles Steel close up food photograph of a deviled egg with paprika on it. The yoke mix was placed in the white with a pastry bag. The egg is lit from behind and takes up most of the frame. It was shot with a macro lens and has a shallow depth of field.

This is a Brian Charles Steel photograph of fruit. Fruit fills the frame entirely. The front is composed of blackberries, blueberries, and raspberries. Behind the blueberries is a banana at a slight angle. In front of the banana on the right side is a lime. Behind the lime is a peach. Behind the banana on the left are grapes and a strawberry. Behind the grapes are a lemon and a peach. Behind the peach are a green apple, a red apple and an orange. The fruit has small drops of condensation and all of the fruit is in focus.

This Brian Charles Steel photograph depicts a brightly let glass dish full of M&Ms. There is a really shallow depth of field. The M&Ms are arranged so that the colors are well mixed.

This is a Brian Charles Steel photograph of blueberry muffins shot with a macro lens. The lighting is soft and the depth of field is shallow. The muffins fill the frame but the one in the top center is the one in focus.

This is a Brian Charles Steel photograph of a plate of spaghetti on a brownish plaid tablecloth. The white plate of spaghetti is sitting on a green placemat that is on the tablecloth. The pasta has red sauce on it, and the noodles are neatly coiled, so that there are no visible loose ends. The image was shot at a downward angle from above. To the left and behind the plate are salt and pepper shakers. On the sides of the plate are a fork, spoon and knife. Behind the plate on the right side is a glass of red wine. The pasta is lit from the back right side.

This is a Brian Charles Steel photograph of vegetables. The vegetables fill the frame. In the front part of the image is a carrot on the right. A small tomato is to the left of the carrot. To the left and in front of the tomato are pea pods. Behind the tomato is a jalapeño pepper. Behind the tomato is a yellow squash. To the right of the squash is a purple onion and beside the onion is broccoli. Behind the broccoli are a yellow dell pepper and a red pepper. The photograph is lit from behind. All of the veggies are in focus. In this photograph I used complementary colors and contrasting textures to make a vibrant photograph.

This is a Brian Charles Steel photograph of a glass of white wine in a wine glass. The image is a vertical shot, and the glass takes up most of the frame. The glass is on a black background. There are highlights on the far right and left sides of the glass. There are beads of condensation on the glass.

This is a Brian Charles Steel photograph of a piece of red and green Hubba Bubba gum floating above red and green gum. The piece is rectangular; it is red in the center and green on the outside.

This is Brian Charles Steel close up shot of spaghetti wrapped around a fork. The pasta is positioned toward the center of the frame. The fork is positioned diagonally, and enters the frame from the top left corner. Below and behind the subject is a plate of pasta that is out of focus. Above that in the background is a brownish plaid tablecloth.

This Brian Charles Steel image is composed of the tops of four lollipops in front of a light-grey background. The lollipops occupy most of the image. The closest lollipop is red, and it takes up ninety-percent of the right half of the frame. Part of an orange one takes up a large portion of the remaining ten-percent of the right side. The bottom left half of the frame is filled with a green lollipop, and behind it, filling the top-half, is a blue lollipop.

This Brian Charles Steel photograph is composed of a peppermint stick, oval shaped peppermints and circular peppermints. The circular peppermints compose the background in stacks and are out of focus. On the right side there is peppermint stick going straight down from top to bottom. In front of the stick was an oval shaped peppermint floating near the top center. Below the floating mint was another floating oval shaped mint. There was another floating mint in the top left corner.

This Brian Charles Steel photograph is composed entirely of red and white peppermints. The ground and background are made of white wheel shaped peppermints each with twelve red stripes. On top of those mints are larger oval shaped red and white mints. In the foreground there is a larger mint in the bottom right corner angled toward the top left corner. Aligned with that angle are three stacks of two larger mints creating a diagonal line all the way to the top left corner. On the bottom left side there is a single large mint with one end of it going out of frame.

This Brian Charles Steel Photograph is composed of round candy in various colors. The candies are arranged in horizontal rows of the same color. The bottom portion of the frame has two rows of green candy. A single row of yellow candy borders the green candy. Behind the yellow candy are rows of red candy, and there is a row of yellow candy on the side. The top portion is filled with orange candy.

This Brian Charles Steel photograph is composed of a peppermint stick, oval shaped peppermints and circular peppermints. The circular peppermints compose the background in stacks and are out of focus. On the right side there is peppermint stick going straight down from top to bottom. In front of the stick was an oval shaped peppermint floating near the top center. Below the floating mint was another floating oval shaped mint. There was another floating mint in the top left corner.

This Brian Charles Steel photograph is composed of white wheel-shaped mints. The background is black. In the bottom left corner is a red wheel-shaped candy. Above it is a yellow one. In the bottom right corner is a green wheel shaped candy. Above it is a much smaller orange candy of the same shape. In the middle are purple, yellow, red and green candies of the same shape.