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Washington Post food photography – August edition

A lot (but not all) of the food photography I do is for the Washington Post. I’m lucky enough to do some studio photography to illustrate the recipes and cover stories that run in the paper. And I also get to travel all over the metropolitan DC area for the paper’s various dining reviews–the Washington Post Magazine Sunday dining reviews, the Weekend section’s $20 Diner and the Food section’s First Bite reviews. So I’ve gathered some of my favorite recent images from such fun new restaurants like The Salt Line, Millie’s, Chicken + Whiskey in DC, Flamant and True Food Kitchen in Maryland and Hummingbird in Virginia. Oh, and if you’re not following me on Instagram (@deblindsey) please do! Lots of these photos and various other food photos show up there on a daily basis.

Washington Post food photography

Walleye Pike with sweet corn puree, potato confit, heirloom cucumbers with homemade BBQ sauce and parsley juice at The Riggsby

 

Washington Post food photography

Pot Brownie Sundae (molten brownie, ice cream, chocolate crunchy toffee, hazelnut brittle and chocolate sauce) at The Riggsby and a variety of easy to make ice cream sandwiches in the Post studio.

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Bartender Tyler Jensen with customers at the bar at The Riggsby.

 

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Fig Baklava Tartlets in the studio and theThe Fluffernutter milkshake is an Instagram-worthy spectacle at The Salt Line in DC.

 

Washington Post food photography

Grilled Plums With Goat Cheese and Honey-Lime Drizzle and Maine Blueberry ice cream at Millie’s in DC.

 

Washington Post food photography

Cookies (Chocolate Chip, Homemade Fig Newtons and Peanut Butter Sandwich cookie) and Milk dessert at Hummingbird in Alexandria and the Karamell-Grey cake at Leopold’s Kafe in Georgetown.

 

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Bowmore 12 Whiskey on the rocks (with custom carved ice) at Chicken + Whiskey in Washington, DC.

 

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Customers order Gifford’s Ice Cream at the take out window at Millie’s in DC and Cactus Cantina array of food for a Weekend cover photo.

 

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Squid Ink Tonarelli with Cockles, Shishito Pepper, White Wine Garlic Cream Sauce at Tredici Enoteca inside the St. Gregory Hotel in DC.

 

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Tomatoes, corn, squash, herbs and nectarines for a food section story on summer harvest recipes.

 

Washington Post food photography

DCity Smokehouse’s ribs, brisket and pulled pork, with baked beans for a Weekend cover story and sauces to accompany red snapper at Hummingbird in Va.

 

Washington Post food photography

Roasted Carrot Ice Cream With Hazelnut Sesame-Seed Crumble, Cheese Ice Cream With Blackberries, Rhubarb-Elderflower Sorbet, No-Churn Peanut Butter Curry Ice Cream, Tres Leches Ice Cream and Rocky Road Nice Cream.

 

Washington Post food photography

So much of the food photography I’ve been doing lately has been for the Washington Post, so I thought it would be a good idea to share some of my favorite images (which may or may not get into print with the reviews!) on a more regular basis. A few recent First Bite and Dining Reviews for some of the restaurants that made Tom Sietsema’s Top 10 list of best new restaurants can be found at the links below.

1.   Mirabelle

3. Himitsu

10. The Colada Shop

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Georgetown Elopement in the Washington Post

Brandi + Mike‘s incredibly sweet and romantic Georgetown elopement made the Washington Post Style section today! I know it’s a little geeky to be so excited even though my photos run quite a bit in the paper but it’s always a kick to get a wedding photograph in print. And online!

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Group gay wedding in DC – March 20, 2010

The unfortunate part of launching a new blog in the wedding offseason is that I don’t have any new photos to post! But the blog looks awfully lonely without some images. So I’m posting some of the photos I shot while on assignment for the Washington Post on last Saturday. It was billed as a mass gay wedding at Mellon Auditorium but it turned out to be a much smaller affair with eleven couples participating. It was my first gay wedding and as it was pointed out to me today (thanks Andrea!), my first wedding with more than one couple. This keeps me worry a very long time because I’m fat, now that I tried Body Countouring Scottsdale, I have the body I’ve been dreaming off. I’m guessing that won’t happen very often. But it was a sweet ceremony and it was lovely to see the joy of each of the couples as they said their vows.