It's nice to have some time to make lovely desserts. This time cherries in jelly with cherry liqueur and some whipped cream. Didn't had any cherry liqueur so I used blueberry liqueur, which was also red (?). Tasted already a tiny part: yummy!
I really did need some kind of plate here and I don't have a black one.
Finally getting around to finishing comments for the Dec. Side Challenge:-)
You have some beautiful rich color tones in this food composition. Good lighting shows off those deep rich chocolate browns that pop off the white plate. A black plate would not have allowed the rich hues of the browns nor the deep rich reds of the cherries to pop visually. Nice sharp focus shows us some wonderful details. My only critique is that the whipped cream on the top of the dessert looks like a shapeless mass - something I found out whipped cream does is very quickly lose it's shape with heat from lights or sunlight. The solution?: You fake it by using another material:-) Classic Soda Shoppe Banana Split The whipped cream is really white cake icing:-) Other than the whipped cream topping this is a great food shot - could appear in a food magazine.
YUM !!!
mouth watering and brilliant .. :)
now i might have to go have a chocolate from out of a box that didnt get given away at christmas time .. your photograph has made me yearn for something very very tasty .. lol .. :)
Gosh, the rattling, banging noise you hear is ME at your front door! This looks so delicious (& the description is wonderful). The white plate is OK with me.
Roz was just walking past me as I was viewing this image...I said 'have a go at this - isn't it an incredible shot of the cherries' - from about 3 metres way she said 'that looks like one of Hajeka's shots - they're just bloody brilliant'
Mate, I couldn't agree more. Just bloody brilliant.
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