When grating blocks of cheese, I spray the grater with nonstick cooking spray. The grated cheese seems to flow right off, and there’s a lot less waste. Cleanup is a breeze, too.
I know how you work with your smaller camera - and I know how different it is for you to work with the Big Dawg. That said - you are WONDERFUL with your eye glued to the viewfinder. Simply wonderful.
@ LceeL : It's a different world through the viewfinder, you were the one that said it. And it's true. But I like it. @ kaye : You're welcome! @ Paz : Thanks, the tip was well worth sharing. @ Collette : I LOVE close ups and macros. @ Wanda : I was not making anything. I just needed a good picture! @ Carletta : Thanks! @ Ji : I think so too! @ Rebecca : I thought it was an excellent idea!
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I know how you work with your smaller camera - and I know how different it is for you to work with the Big Dawg. That said - you are WONDERFUL with your eye glued to the viewfinder. Simply wonderful.
ReplyDeletenice tip--thanks
ReplyDeleteWonderful tip! Wonderful photo!
ReplyDeletePaz
This shows old world charm! You have a great eye for macro.
ReplyDeleteNice photo Jientje, but I'm wondering what you were making with the cheese!
ReplyDeleteAnother great macro!
ReplyDeletewinsome tip.
ReplyDeletehappy 2010.
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Love this one! And the tip is great too!
ReplyDelete@ LceeL : It's a different world through the viewfinder, you were the one that said it. And it's true. But I like it.
ReplyDelete@ kaye : You're welcome!
@ Paz : Thanks, the tip was well worth sharing.
@ Collette : I LOVE close ups and macros.
@ Wanda : I was not making anything. I just needed a good picture!
@ Carletta : Thanks!
@ Ji : I think so too!
@ Rebecca : I thought it was an excellent idea!