It ’s summer , which means it ’s the clock time for open flame char our dinners to perfection . Just like dada did it . Just like dad ’s palaeolithic forefathers did it .
WINNER : Meat Man
I go for I ’m not breaking any rules with this photo , but I call back a story board fashion picture was necessary . After getting the little guy prepped I realized I did not have any toothpicks , the staple for red-hot dog piece . So I ascertain the next best thing , spaghetti noodles . The noodles actually hold up quite well … at least until the metal plating 🙂 I hardly ever use my charcoal grill , but I retrieve it would give this scene a overnice added touch . Needless to say I did it wrong . The ember were not blistering enough and I ended up finishing the food for thought with my trusty propane grill . I used my Canon T1i and kit lens for these shots . I made department of corrections in Lightroom , and arranged the exposure in Photoshop . Enjoy !
– Andrew VandenHeuvel
Weber
Gear : Nothing special – a wood coal Weber hit with my iPhone 5 and filtered through Instagram . What : I grilled up steak Satay for the 4th of July because what better way to celebrate our independency than to say “ screw hotdogs and burgers ! ” and grill whatever I want to ? And my wife makes a Orcinus orca peanut sauce to douse these in !
– Alan Burk
Late Friday Steak
Take a Break ! It ’s Friday late afternoon and I was work on a cell phone picture taking challenge that was going nowhere . adjudicate to take a break by grilling some steaks and decided to see how the cell phone photographic camera would handle this content . Using my Samsung Galaxy S4 , very hot charcoal grey and boneheaded steaks .
-Alex Sanchez
Grilled Umami
Photography and the grill . A conflux of passion and a fun , thought-provoking project . I went down to the meatman at the Farmers Market here in Los Angeles and found two fatty Rib Eyes . That was for the big flame up . They were seasoned with ocean common salt , pepper and olive oil . I like grill vegetable and matte the tomatoes would be a dainty balance for the steaks . knead the camera and the grille made for tricky timing , the only casualty being the all right hair on my right hand . This was shot on my Panasonic GH-3 using the new Sigma 60 mm Art Series Lens . I illuminate the guesswork with an old halogen workplace lamp . The tv camera was go under at ISO 1600 , f/2.8 shot at 1/250th of a mo .
– Avi Ross
Went For It Anyway
As I was have a bomb burger for my menage I decided to finally enter one of these contests . I remembered in you post that you said you did n’t want something too cliché with tons of flames but I went for it anyway and used cooking atomizer to really get things crazy . I also decided to make it a bit more interesting and do a double photograph shot with the ruined product that being a bacon , sugar , and avocado joker burger on garlic bread . I call back the final resolution end up being pretty interesting and I really care how the flames fill in the top and the lettuce . I call the picture encounter Your Maker as in the sandwich meet the fiery grille that created it . Hope you like it ! Also I used a Canon T4i with a 17 - 40 mm f4L Burger on Grill : f5 ISO 100 1/125 Final Product ( Sandwich ): f4 ISO 4000 1/60
– Brody White
BBQ
take with my iPhone5 . Not really a photographer and all hope i get the 970px art object mightily as I reckon I have a undecomposed picture . I was grill with my girlfriend this weekend and just as I was about to take them off the grill I remembered I had seen a challenge on Giz during the hebdomad . last project it was a challenge I could enter and I had the everlasting shot . She loved the wing by the mode .
– Edwin Smith
Stop&Shop Dinner
I get along across these chopper in Stop & Shop on staten island . I saw just how thick-skulled they were and they were on sale . I said to myself they would be probably try awesome if I make them on my new Grill . Never cook chops so wooden-headed before much less take picture of them . They add up out great . i can only hope the photo give some idea how tasty they were . Using Canon XSI Canon zoom genus Lens EF - S 18 - 55 mm 1/40 5.6 800 iso no flash
– Gilbert Escalante
Peach
I ’ve been following the photo challenge for some time now but this is my first entry . This challenge sound like a fun and tasty one . So I decease and bought some fruit , conglomerate my equipment and headed out to grillwork . Oh , I forgot to mention- I know in Texas and the estrus index finger just so happened to be 115 degrees that day . Adding flak to the equation certainly did n’t help . The peach ended up being reasonably symbolic of the effects of the sizzling hot summer sun with its juices drip onto the grill . fritter with Canon 5D Mark II , EF 24 - 105 mm f/4L. Shot at f/4 , 250 ISO at 1/160sec .
– Jayme Peterson
Turf
Equipment : Camera : Canon T3i Lens : Canon EF 50 mm F/1.4 F - Stop : 2.8 ISO : 100 Grill : Weber Genesis S-330 I ’ve been require to do a shooting challenge for a long time , but my work agenda has made it impossible up until now . This week I ’m work from home , and had just enough prison term to plant something up for this challenge . There ’s a butcher a few miles down the route that sit at the border of a highway on a farm . They have the good meat around ( most of it raised mightily there on the farm ) , and I always get amazing results cook it on my grill . While I prefer to get it fresh , my wife had a twosome of NY strip steaks from this butcher in the freezer , so I unfreeze them out and set things up for this shoot . thing did n’t go quite as I planned , but I still ended up with some good shots . I setup my tripod in front of the grill , and took a few practice shots using some hot dogs for my kid . I tried to get my married woman to hold my 43″ Gold Reflector Disc in the sun at the good angle to speculate onto the gist ( the grillroom was in the shade ) , but the breeze proved too much for her to contain it still . So I snap up my remote shutter dismissal cable , and essay to do it all myself , that did n’t work out either . I trench the idea of using the reflecting telescope and just took several dead reckoning , essay to catch the episodic fire flare up . I took a few at F1.4 and a few at F2.8 , this was the best of the crew . When I start the image on my computer , I realize I forget to put my circular polarizing filter on , so several of them had a scrap too much manifestation off the juices . Oh well too late to re - do it now . The steak were awesome as usual , my wife said it was “ like an coming in her mouth ” .
– Josh M. Bryant
Surf
Equipment : Sony NEX 5n + Zeiss 24/1.8 ISO : 400 degree Fahrenheit : 1.8 Description : I pullulate the photo using the highest degree Fahrenheit point since it was at nighttime meter , giving it a counterpoint outcome between the subject and desktop . Had to shoot it at the right moment when the lobster was just at the juicy moment . The issue turned out to be pretty respectable , the lobster was even more luscious .
– Kelman Suen
Saucier
I was at the London RibFest and every year this guy grill with a bandanna on . Summary Canon Rebel T3i Tamron 18mm-200 mm Lens Focal Length 200 mm ISO 200 F8 1/250
– Mark Ruddick
Oink
Maybe a little late but here is my effort for Grill shooting challenge . I am English so the chance to grillwork only comes about when we put something in the oven , however , I recently bring together a photograph group and our first sports meeting was at a market where i saw this minuscule fellow . I conceive it was sorry but delicious . I especially loved the sausage next to the pig- yesteryear , present and future all on one grill collection plate . Enjoy .
– Mike Dobbins
meatball
The photo is taken with my HTC One . I ’m using Briol King Crown 20 and cooking on very high temp 4min each side . That preserves the centre clod very juicy . formula : 2 lb pork barrel ground meat ( 25 % fat ) , 1 lb Angus beef ( 15 % fatty ) , a deal of spices ( cumin seed , savory , table salt , pitch-dark pepper , chop onion … ) .
– Nikolay Georgieff
Like Butta
Making a delicious steak before work and the avoirdupois around the sharpness had just enough crisp to them I decided I should snap a picture and apportion it . The fat is only good when its its crispy on the exterior and thaw like butta on the inside . iPhone 5 Back camera 4.12 mm f/2.4 ISO 64
– Rob Eckhard
Mmm , Cancer
I did n’t really have anything to grill this hebdomad . While thinking of something to grillwork I was cleanse up for my upcoming move and found this phone that no longer operate . I thought it might count neat on ardor and make this challenge more related to to tech . This is in two pictures , one with the fire and one with the sound covered in hummer . I had a firing drop dead for a bit then threw the speech sound on the grill , by then the flames were gone so it just started melt the phone . I threw some inflammation fluid ( safe , I know ) to get some flame around the sound but the coal did n’t catch fire it just make a lot of gage , that was the first mental picture . After this I retrieve it would be a unsound idea to actually catch the telephone on attack while on the grill as I did n’t want to damage the grille , I remove it and took a picture of the flames and put it together in photoshop . This was taken with a t3i , kit crystalline lens 18 - 55 mm , 1/200 , 5.6f , 100 ISO .
– Tiago Skora
B&W&BBQ
This was a great weekend and great challenge . My arriving son is set to be born on Tuesday , so I decided to have a grill out weekend . grill on Friday , grilled on Saturday , and grill on Sunday . My five yr older Logos wanted Indian corn on the cob , my girl wanted BBQ ribs , and I wanted bum potato . All I had was a Weber Smokey Joe , so ran out to the local home storage and picked up a 22.5″ Weber ( coincidence my older brother also bought a Weber grillroom that 24-hour interval also … lol ) . I may have buy the grill for this challenge , I do n’t know . drop about 30 moment putting it together and fired her up . BTW , this was the first time grill ribs for me and become out great . Shot taken at into the sunshine with Nikon D3000 with the 50 mm prime quantity , f/2.8 , 1/1000 of a sec . , ISO-100 .
– Tony Stanisch
Post - Charity Burgers
Got this stroke this evening when my dad was making Burger . I had just been at a BBQ Polemonium van-bruntiae event in Philadelphia , which would ’ve made a much better tale , but I had n’t have any good pictures from it to submit . This will have to do … television camera : Nikon D3200 Lens : AF - S DX VR Zoom - Nikkor 18 - 55 mm f/3.5 - 5.6 G Aperture : f/6.3 Shutter Speed : 1/500 ISO : 400
– Will McKeown
Thanks everyone . Now I ’m hungry . regain the big cutson flickr . Just think , Dad gets the freehanded piece of wimp .
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