food IS a theme park
We do our best to keep you updated on all the tips, tricks, and hacks to make your visit to Disney World a little easier!
Diablo from La Cava del Tequila
From food hacks to how to increase your chances of grabbing a boarding pass for Rise of the Resistance, we’re going to let you know about it all! And today, we found another tip that could save you a LOT of time at EPCOT!
Now that we’ve experienced our first trip back to several Walt Disney World hotels as Disney World continues its phased reopening, we’ve picked up a few handy tips for you!
Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa
We would never have thought of many of these helpful tidbits before we arrived, so if you’re heading to a Disney World hotel soon, we really want you to know what we DIDN’T know going into our resort stay!
Disney Food Blog contributor Megan Dorsey offered a few food photography tips she’d learned from taking pics on a recent trip, and I thought it’d be fun to compile a few more from some photographer friends and me! More and more folks are starting to join the weird crowd of us who take photos of everything we eat, so tips and tricks are always fun to share!
The following tips are compiled from Megan, Anna G. who writes Cookie Madness, Joe S. from Culinary in the Country, my Dad (a professional photographer), and me!:
1. Play around with camera angles: While taking photos directly above the plate looking down works well for many entrees and shows the whole plate, some foods are more impressive when seen from the side. Experiment with different angles (makes it harder to keep us, the kids, and the other table stuff out of some shots.)
A Side-View Offers a Unique Photograph of this Brownie
2. Try to clear away the rest of the table clutter from the shot. (Hard with two kids.)
3. Have the camera ready because it is tempting to start eating before you take the picture. If the camera is on the table it serves as a reminder to [Read more…]
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