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Morning, noon, night, we are fortunate to have some kind of bounty on our tables. Whether it’s a home cooked meal, a late night snack or a glorious night out where the food is graciously prepared and served with a smile, there’s something about food that not only satisfies hunger (or thirst!) but also serves as instant subject matter for the next quick pic.

I have never before captured so many table shots as I do now that I have taken up mobile phone photography. It’s as if I just can’t help myself. And why should I? Creative bursts come in the most unlikely places…like at the dinner table.

Snap a shot from your table today. Show us what’s being served or what you’re serving up. Make our mouths water.

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  3. isn't it fun to capture everything around you with your iPhone? my addiction started when i took part in Ali Edwards' week in the life project last year. i haven't stopped shooting ever since…. and everything on my table is my favorite subject!
    i've composed this collage especially for you tracey, using my hipstamatic with the james m lens and the claunch 72 monochrome film

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/rakusribut/6822684159/in/photostream/lightbox/

    btw when are you going to do the picture B&W class?

  9. Hi…
    I have never before captured so many table shots as I do now that I have taken up mobile phone photography.my addiction started when i took part in Ali Edwards' week in the life project last year. i haven't stopped shooting ever since…. and everything on my table is my favorite subject!i've composed this collage especially for you tracey, using my hipstamatic with the james m lens and the claunch 72 monochrome film.thanks

  11. There is always lashings of tea on the go in our house.

    http://gfrogstudio.blogspot.com/2011/03/tea-fujicolor-c200.html

    I stopped drinking milk when I was ill early last year so would drink my tea with no milk. when I got better and tried re adding milk I hated it so now its black tea only, to the disgust of my parents 🙂

    PS
    This makes more sense if you know in Ireland we add a dash of milk into tea like the English.

    Take care of one another

    John