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Plate to Pixel Food Photography Book Review & Giveaway

Plate to Pixel Book

This giveaway is now closed.

I wanted to bake something special for this post today, as a friends success is something to celebrate. But, I didn’t… I’ve been so busy with freelance work these past two weeks that my kitchen is feeling a bit neglected. I figured, even though I wasn’t able to bake something, I could still pass on the word to you all about the most wonderful food photography book I have devoured to date… Plate to Pixel by Helene Dujardin (aka Tartelette).

I have had the good fortune to become friends with Helene over the past few years. I say good fortune because Helene is one of those people you meet and are immediately grateful for the time you spend together. She is generous, kind, funny, spirited and oh so gifted. Since I am self taught at photography and still learning every step of the way, Helene has been a major resource for me as I have learned. Even though food photography and styling isn’t my main focus, the fundamentals of using my camera and lighting are all things Helene has helped me to learn. She has never hoarded information… has always been extremely generous with her knowledge, and I appreciate that in the most sincere of ways.

Plate to Pixel is a book you need, even if you are only slightly interested in food photography and styling. Sitting down with Plate to Pixel is like sitting down to a glass of wine with Helene herself and getting to soak up her knowledge. Flipping through the pages, I have literally learned something new at each page turn. Plate to Pixel is packed full of information – from choosing your props, to finding the perfect light for your shot, to tools to help with styling and photography – if you want to know it, it’s in Plate to Pixel. I have yet to come across a food photography and styling book that is more comprehensive than this one. Plus, beautiful photography throughout… it is brain candy as much as eye candy.

Plate to Pixel is such a valuable resource, I think everyone should own a copy! I’m giving four copies away on Dine & Dish and you may be one of the four lucky winners! To enter to win your own copy of Plate to Pixel, leave a comment on this post telling me what it is that draws you to food photography. For additional entries, you can do any of the following:

  • Tweet the following leaving a separate comment on this post letting me know you did: @DineandDish is giving away 4 copies of Plate to Pixel, the food photography & styling book by @Sweettartelette http://su.pr/168Oz6
  • Become a friend of Dine and Dish on Facebook. Leave a separate comment on this post letting me know you did.
  • Like Helene Dujarddin Photography on Facebook. Leave a separate comment on this post letting me know you did.

All entries must be completed no later than Monday, May 9th at midnight CST. 4 winners will be chosen via Random Number Generator on Tuesday, May 10th. One lucky winner will also receive a special print from Helene’s collection.

I love Plate to Pixel so much, I’m linking it up to I’m Lovin’ It over at TidyMom.

Disclosure: This blog post contains affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.

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  4. patsyk says

    I’m already a “friend” of Dine & Dish on FB. 🙂 Would really love to receive a copy of this book!

  7. Tracy says

    Lovely book! Food photography captivates me because, when done well, it makes me want to eat like that or cook like that or take pictures like that. I can almost taste the glistening strawberries or hear the egg sizzling in the pan, or smell the bread just out of the oven.

  10. MikeVFMK says

    I tweeted the giveaway! How fun! I don’t normally jump through hoops for a giveaway but this one is different. Jump boy jump! ; )

  16. Nutmeg Nanny says

    As a food blogger I feel I am naturally drawn to food photography. A great picture can not only make a meal look great but it draws in an audience.

  19. Mimi from California Avocados Direct says

    I love the contrast of colors created in a fine food photograph. The shapes, textures and hues of the natural food creatively displayed using perfect composition and lighting are truly an art worthy of study. Each photograph represents a memory of the experience of preparation as well as the flavor and enjoyment with family and friends; the photograph allows all of this to be shared as well as remembered.

  20. Rachael says

    I would love a copy of this book! My food-blog has been neglected with school recently, but I can’t wait to have time to cook again over the summer. I’ve always felt like I don’t have the photography skills to make my pictures look as good as the food tastes and seeing photography like Helene’s is inspiring. I want to show someone a picture and have them say, “Whoa, when can I come over for dinner?”

  23. Cat Davis says

    I am in desperate need of this book, it sounds wonderful for someone like me who is terrible with styling.

    I was first drawn to food photography when I wanted to share my family recipes online but looking back, my first pictures made the food look inedible even though it tasted delicious. I’ve since got a decent camera and some lights but really need to work on the styling more than anything.

  32. Aggie says

    Ahhhh….what draws me to food photography. I just think delicious food should look delicious. I try my best but I’m still such a novice. The two times I have met Helene I have walked away with a little bit more…she is a kind spirit and makes me want to love on my camera! 🙂

  44. Christopher says

    I always take pictures of the whole process of eating. It’s an important part of our lives. I include my two kids as much as possible. I want a record of what we eat forever. I always imagine if my grandma had been able to do what I do. Amazing. Looks like a great read!

  45. Kelly says

    I love food photography because it allows me and friends, readers, etc. to re-enjoy delicious food!

  47. Hailey@nakedcupcakes says

    I ‘liked’ Helene as well 🙂
    that book looks absolutely amazing, I think i will need to order a copy soon! I am very new to food photography, there is just so much to learn 😀

  48. ShariArt says

    Pick me! Pick me! I am a commercial artist and a foodie, and one of my specialties is illustrating food. I am always photographing food for my own reference and actually really enjoy the artistic staging and lighting aspects. I am starting to build a new photo portfolio and would love to learn more. This book looks GREAT and would be such a wonderful resource for me 🙂

    Oh, and see my other posts as I have “liked” on FB and tweeted!

  49. Bourbonnatrix says

    I’d love to get this book as i’m new to food photography and have tons to learn. It’s true that you eat with your eyes first, and eating through food pics doesn’t make you gain weight 🙂

  56. Prerna@IndianSimmer says

    I like any other person who knows her am a huge fan of Helene and have learnt a lot from her. I have only heard good things about this book and if Sweet Tartellete wrote a book then I HAD to buy it 🙂 Mine’s on its way and after reading your review I can not wait to receive mine!

  57. Theresa says

    This looks terrific! I’ve been a follower of TasteSpotting, the great photos are such an inspiration!

  63. Amy says

    Would live to learn how to take better pics of the food I make! This looks like a great book!
    Amy

  69. Lisa says

    As odd as this might sound, what I love about food photography is that my subject doesn’t move, pout, whine or otherwise cross its arms. While I may or may not be speaking directly of little Gonzo Girl…okay, I am. Thanks for promoting this lovely book, and thanks for the “entry ticket”. I also liked Helene on FB. Happy Tuesday!

  70. Deborah says

    I have been dying to get a copy of this book! I love Helene, and I just know this book has got to be amazing! I think that as a food blogger, if your photos aren’t at least halfway decent, people aren’t going to be as attracted to your blog.

  71. art and lemons says

    I’ve always loved food still life paintings from the Dutch masters, their use of light, shadow, and subject were exquisite, and find that I’m drawn to food photography for the same reasons.

  85. Kat says

    I am drawn to food photography because it’s so difficult. Food looks and smells SO delicious. Yet, when a picture is taken, it so easily becomes gross and off-putting. So I would love love love to learn more about it!

  87. Tastes of Home (Jen) says

    This is such a lovely giveaway! There is so much to learn for food photography and it’s opening up a whole new world for me, it’s kind of like doing a painting e.g. composition/ props etc..it’s just very fun for me, guess I can say that’s why I’m drawn 🙂

  95. Lynn says

    I want this book and I NEED this book…I have been working so hard on my food photography and I could really use any help I can get. You take such wonderful photos and I just want to be able to present the same (or at least somewhat close) beauty on my blog! please please pick me! although even if you don’t I will still buy the book 🙂 You can check out my website (listed on the comment) and look at the “photos” section and you can see that I am trying, but I certainly could use the help! thank youuu

  99. Stephanie @ 52 Kitchen Adventures says

    I love food photography because it can be such a challenge to get a good photo of food, but when you do get a good shot, it can be so mouth watering and just draw a person in. Plus it’s fun playing with food, backgrounds and colors trying to make it look even more appetizing.

  100. Amy says

    Great food photography just draws you in and makes you want to eat, or better yet CREATE what you see. We eat with our eyes after all!

  105. Lillian says

    i’m a newbie to food photography, but i’m always looking to learn more on how to improve – especially since this is one way to showcase my baked goods as well as share with my family and friends that live too far away to taste them! 😉

    helene’s new book would be the perfect learning tool… thanks for hosting this giveaway!

  109. Radhika says

    Kristen,
    This is such an awesome giveawy..
    Love love everything about Helene’s photography – her sense of styling, lighting, composition and all else in between that make such gorgeous pictures..
    Would be thrilled to get her book!

  111. Radhika says

    I normally don’t jump at giveaways..But here I am – FB likes, tweets what more?
    I want that book… 🙂 boy what a give away!

  125. caroline says

    Food photography draws me in as a way to present food creatively and even tell a story.

  128. Carrie @ poet in the pantry says

    I love capturing the moment. That beauty, perfection, of well-made food and the satisfaction of a job well done. The food will disappear and be a mere memory, but the photo will last forever, gesturing to the feelings experienced at that fine moment.

  133. Kristina says

    I love that the right photo of a dish can convey not only a sense of what the food will taste like, but evoke a sense of place and time.
    I’ve had the pleasure of meeting Helen in person and I’d love to win this book!

  135. paddleattachment says

    For me, food photography presents a new opportunity for skill development, combined with my passion for baking. I love how the photos allow me to evoke a mood and attempt to capture the “essence” of the subject. Hopefully the yummy essence!

  136. Mikki says

    this book looks like a really educational read. What draws me to food photography is being inspired by the blogs I read (such as yours and Helene’s) and also the fact that I cook good food and would love to photograph it better!

  147. Edwina says

    I have been a fan of Helen’s photography and styling. I enjoy the challenge of photographing food, but more than that I would like my photographs to inspire those with little interest in food. Through my food photography I hope to get people back in the kitchen feeding families and friends wholesome food.

  149. Zita says

    I write a food blog that is why I’m into food photography. I have so many things to learn so I would be over the moon if I win one of the books. Helene is so talented and an inspiring person. It is great to learn from her!

  153. Terri Riddle says

    I’m a Home Stager and Redesigner. From a staging perspective, it’s important that I make people want to use the kitchen and dining areas. This book has great ideas for props that make people want to cook.

  155. Lindsey says

    it amazes me how sometimes the simplest ingredients jump out on a page to be the most enticing and colorful!

  157. Tina Butler says

    What draws me to food photography is how pretty food is. I have always thought of it that way. People eat with their eyes first. It is so fun to arrange and photograph food and capture its appeal.

  163. Jamie says

    Being in the nutrition field- its important to be able to show that healthy food can look and taste good– she does a fabulous job capturing that!

  174. Yoly says

    I’m drawn to food photography because it is an art to compose a picture. I’m a newbie and this book could really help better my skills.

  175. Doris says

    I struggle with food photography and would love to learn more about it. I’m already of friend of Helene Dujardin on Facebook, but not of her photography page. I’ll definitely check it out as well as your Facebook page. I’ve enjoyed seeing Helen’s updates about the progress of this book and specifically remember an update when her first copies arrived in the mail. How exciting for her. She’s so talented!

  178. Heather @ Side of Sneakers says

    I think pictures are what draws you to food, especially in cookbooks and stories. I love learning the behind the scene tricks to make the food look like it’s really in front of you!

  188. Amelia says

    I love food photography because, when done well, it can evoke strong emotions and awaken the senses. Sometime a picture of a ripe tomato reminds me of the smell of my mom’s garden when I was a little girl.

  193. Caroline says

    Food photography always seems to be the hook i need to try a dish. Even if it sounds good, one with a beautiful photograph will win me over nine times out of ten!

  197. Heather says

    Helene inspires me. Her work is breathtaking and she always amazes me with her great talent. I love food photography and like you am learning as I go. But I have a long way to go. 🙂
    I think I love food photograph the most because the beauty and story it can tell about the food you are photographing.
    Thanks for such an amazing giveaway. Fingers crossed.

  199. Jordan Anderson says

    tweeted the message! actually, RT before i realized it was part of the contest, and tweeted again just to be safe 🙂

  203. Rachel Kaganoff Stern says

    Also – add an apostrophe in the first sentence of your post. A friend’s success – not a friends success. Apologies for being the grammar girl. It’s a lifetime affliction.

  207. Annie says

    I love food photography because I enjoy showcasing beautifully photographed treats on my blog, -luxury and opulence- to encourage my readers to appreciate little luxuries and beautiful moments in everyday life… Helene is a great facilitator of this and a huge inspiration to me!

  215. christine says

    i visited both of your facebook pages but i cannot “like” them because i’ve hit the limit (5000) for friends and pages long ago 🙁 but does the attempt count?

  217. Angie says

    I was going to buy this soon, but I’ll enter your giveaway first, too fun!

  218. Angie says

    tweeted, and I forgot to tell you what i love about food photography. I don’t really know, I think the fact that I’ve heard if you can master food, the rest is cake, no pun intended, haha.

  219. Michelle says

    I love photography and I love food..what more can be said! I’ve been trying to win a copy of this book! I hope I do this time!

  220. Kitten with a Whisk says

    As a food blogger I tend to see food photography as a necessity. I think you have sold me on this book, as I’ve been looking for a good book on the subject.

  221. lai mai says

    I’m drawn to food photography because it nourishes body and soul (especially if we get to eat what we photograph!)

  222. Amelia says

    Aesthetically pleasing food photography is the most difficult element in sharing a recipe on your blog or website. I can cook, bake, and style, but food photography is an everyday challenge. After all, a picture is worth a thousand tastebuds…

  225. Amelia says

    Aesthetically pleasing food photography is the most challenging aspect of blogging or sharing a recipe. I can bake, cook and write with the best of them, but I’m always trying to learn more about the photography. After all, a picture is worth a thousand tastebuds…

  229. emm says

    I love to take photos. Of everything. Food photography is all rather new to me, what draws me though, as a chef, is how through good food photography you can entice the reader to try a recipes. It is so clear that without good photos people simply do not read your recipes and will not cook them either. It’s that simple.

  234. Ria says

    I love food photography a lot, Kristen! I’m an amateur but I am learning something new daily because of people like Helene,Aran and you! I love everything about it…even the simplest of thing when styled well can look amazing!

  236. the yummyblogsisters says

    Tartellete has been such an inspiration to us when we started our blog, looking forward to reading all her tips in the book. Food photography should be like food, fingerlicking yummy, and she is a master in it.

  240. BridgetSoup says

    Oooh food photography can be so much fun. I’m trying to do more and more of it. I love how simple and beautiful it can be!

  243. Ariana says

    As cheesy as it sounds, I do believe that a picture is worth a thousand words and good food photography can inform and educate people just as much as serious photojournalism: it’s all about how you look at it.

  244. Sonya says

    I love to cook, I love to bake, I love to take pictures, I love to look at pictures and I love to look at food. I guess that means I am naturally drawn to food photography!!! 🙂 I have a lot to learn and would love to win a copy of this book!

  247. Isabelle says

    I’m still in beginner in a lot of ways, but I just love how a good photo can make someone instantly crave a dish in a way that writing never could – a picture truly is worth a thousand words!
    Helene’s been a huge source of inspiration for me when it comes to lighting and composition and styling, ever since I first stumbled onto her photos on Flickr. If her book can teach me to be half as good as she is, it’s money well spent! (…that said, winning a copy for free would be twice as awesome. 🙂 )

  251. Erica S. says

    I love how food photography can capture a moment of serenity–I love thinking about colors and lighting and composition–and I’d love to have the wisdom of Helene’s experience to refer to! Thanks for this fun opportunity!

  260. susan says

    I’m starting chapter 3! I love her humor and how she doesn’t take it all too seriously. I am happy to call you my friend! x

  262. Gisele aka LA2LAChef says

    I drooled over food photos in Gourmet for over 20 years. I knew it was difficult to get a good one, but never really knew how difficult it was until I started taking them myself when I began food blogging. It sure would be great to have Helene’s friendly and helpful guidance.

  263. Ana-Maria says

    As I was growing up I used to spend my time watching my mother and my grandmother cooking in the kitchen. It had pass some years until I’ve discovered my love for photography and afterwards my passion for cooking sweet treats, and combing these two is what makes me say I know what I like to do best.

  267. Kristen says

    I am photo challenged and would love some insight on how to better get the photo someone wants to eat! Love when the food jumps out of the photo into my brain as something almost tangible.

  271. Elaina Samardzija says

    I’ve become a friend of Dine and Dish on Facebook for the giveaway!

  272. Elaina Samardzija says

    I’m already a fan of Helene Dujardin Photography on facebook 🙂

  274. Courtney says

    I’m so intrigued by all the blogs today, and I just want to learn more. I am saving up for a DSLR, so this would be perfect 🙂

  281. Katerina says

    For me, it is all about wanting to eat it. That means I usually like either clean and soft, or totally pornographic photos 🙂

  282. Jennifer says

    I love Helene’s food photography – one because it draws me in and makes me want to cook whatever the tiem is and two because I want to learn to take photos like that!

  285. Shannon says

    I love good food and being able to create images that make someone’s mouth water just continues that passion and allows me to share it with others!

  293. Christy F says

    What draws me to food photography is the creativity behind the shoot, the ability some food stylist and photographers like Helene have to create a scene that translates well in a photograph.

  296. Georgina C says

    I’d love a copy of this book. I enjoy taking photos of the recipes I’ve created, however, I’m not very gifted when it comes to photography. I’ve followed Helene on Sweet Tartelette for quite some time now, and her photos have drawn me in more than the recipes. I’ve always been envious of her talent, and would love to learn more from such a master in food photography!

  299. dani says

    helene has been one of my faves to follow since i started blogging. her photos are incredible and her writing is so inviting. its like u r in the kitchen with her. my husband takes the majority of the photos for my blog and we are always trying to improve. lighting is our biggest weak spot and i am sure helene deals with that issue in depth in the book 🙂

  306. Amanda says

    I love when a photo of food makes me want to immediately jump into my kitchen and recreate the recipe so that I can taste it for myself!

  307. SMITH BITES says

    you know i am in love w/this book – i swear when you read it, it’s as if Helene is standing right there walking you through each step; will be my ‘go-to’ resource for years to come

  310. EA-The Spicy RD says

    I’d love to win a copy of this beautiful book! I’ve always been interested in photography, especially landscape, but since I started my food and nutrition blog I’m really having so much fun with my food photos. I’m getting better, but still have so much to learn. So happy to have found your lovely blog!

  314. Lauren says

    What draws me to food photography? I want to share images with others – of the wonderful food I’ve seen, tasted, made (even the mistakes). It helps others experience something, if only with the eyes. And, for me, seeing great food photography with recipes lets me know I’m headed in the right direction while I’m cooking/baking. While great taste is paramount, if it doesn’t look good, I may not make it to the taste discovery part.

  315. Tracy says

    Helen’s book looks so lovely! What draws me to food photography is the ability to capture the emotion that goes along with the food – whether it be the memory of a favorite childhood dish or the excitement of something new and adventurous!

  316. SuperJenn says

    As you know… I’m new to all of the photography and food photography mysteries 🙂 I’m having so much fun figuring it all out this sounds like a great book!! I have issues with immediate gratification, however…I may need to purchase it before your giveaway is over ;p

  320. Sim says

    Hi I love Helene’s work read her blog often and would love a copy of her book, thanks for the chance to win one 🙂

  321. Barb says

    I’d love to be able to capture the taste of a recipe through my pictures.

  322. Maria Nalecz says

    Hi, i liked Dine and Dish on facebook. Thank you for all the delectable posts! I’m very interested in Helene’s book as i love to photograph food. I’m a self taught amateur photographer, just bought my first SLR and LOVE it! So much time is spent in food preparation, and there is so much love and beauty in a finished plate that i found myself shooting pictures in restaurants, at home, everywhere!

  323. ChicGeekess says

    I never try a recipe unless I can see a picture of it completed – you have to entice someone with their eyes, and then amaze their taste buds!

  337. Amanda Thompson says

    I enjoy food photography that makes me feel like I’m there in the moment.

  338. Jessica says

    What an awesome giveaway! I got the chance to attend a photography class by Helene a month ago and I learned so much. But I know I have so much more to learn! I would love to get my hands on a copy of her book so I can hopefully discover more about food photography. It is a struggle to get that perfect shot…and there is no one better to learn from then Helene!

  340. Shelly Hollands says

    I love food photography and would love to win a copy of this book! I love food photography because i get lost in my own little world of pretty colours and textures. Hours go by and i never notice. Bliss!!

  343. Becky says

    I “liked” Dine and Dish on fb. I love photography in general and food styling has become my new obsession. What’s not to like about gorgeous pictures of my other obsession . . . FOOD!!! Food makes me feel safe, warm and happy. Pictures can bring those feelings on in an instant!!

  344. Monique Brunel says

    I’d love to discover this book and author which seem amazing. I’ve always enjoyed taking pictures of people and places and this passion has turned towards food for an obvious reason. My spouse is a five star restaurant gastronomical chef (one of the only ten in Canada!) When he prepares a special dish for the family, I insist on taking a picture before it is eaten and I am not always pleased with the results. I am sure Hélène will have great tips for me. Would love to win her book.

  345. TEHunter says

    I’m drawn to food photography because my Mother always told me that presentation is almost as important as taste!

  353. Janna M says

    Food photography fascinates me because a good photo can make food so much more appealing. I love flipping through cookbooks with color photos.

    This is a great giveaway!

  357. Mia says

    My fiancé is a chef, and I find that I want to photograph nearly every plate he creates….but with a tiny point & shoot, I have issues.

  358. Desiree Vidal says

    I was just flipping through this book the other day at Barnes and Noble! At the time I could not afford it so put it on my “wish list” for some future date. I have been experimenting with several avenues of photography but have become enamored with food photography and food styling in particular. Being on Flickr and part of the OurDailyChallenge group I came across Kristen’s introduction and photostream and was immediately impressed by what I saw. I would love to have a copy of this book, but if I don’t win I know I will still be able to enjoy her awesome posts. Des

  359. Kelly says

    I love all kinds of photography but recently my love of food and photography collided and I find myself taking photos of everything I eat. Not only does photography provide another creative output but it can encourage you to try new dishes or foods you’ve never eaten before. It also makes for a wonderful jump off point for daydreaming and without fail, always makes me hungry! I’d love a copy of Helene’s book so that I can learn more about photographing my dishes so that I can get more enjoyment out of the experience and improve my blog!

  360. christy spurlock says

    I have tweeted the following “@DineandDish is giving away 4 copies of Plate to Pixel, the food photography & styling book by @Sweettartelette http://su.pr/168Oz6“

  363. Jan Reynolds says

    The food styling and pictures are terrific, I would love to win this book. Visually beautiful the pictures are inspiring.

  365. Liz - Meal Makeover Mom says

    I’m a food blogger … but I’m also a registered dietitian. When I studied to be an RD, I certainly did not learn about food photography. Today, when I speak with fellow dietitians, I suggest they learn about food photography … especially if they are going to start a blog. So, long story short, I need to convince my readers that nutritious foods can indeed taste great, and beautiful pictures help to convey that message. I need to learn more though, so I’d love to win the book.

  369. Megan says

    What draws me to food photography? The FOOD! Food photography inspires me to make the dishes I see. The better the photography, the more apt I am to make a dish!

  372. Georgia @ The Comfort of Cooking says

    Great giveaway, Kristen! I’ve wanted to pick up that book for a while now and just haven’t had the chance. So, let’s see… What draws me into food photography is the art of catching details of something you created with your own two hands… I think it’s amazing what can result from a little time in the kitchen, and how the lens captures it and brings it to life on someone else’s computer screen! 🙂

  374. Leslie says

    I NEED this book! It is a subject I have always been interested in and I want to continue to improve my food photography skills!

  378. Kelsey says

    I’m drawn to food photography because I like the ability it has to showcase good food.

  379. Sues says

    No matter how good a recipe “sounds” there just something about a photo that can make you drool that much more. I LOVE nothing more than taking photos of food that come out looking realistic and totally appetizing. This book sounds great! 🙂

  380. KajOz says

    I love food and I love photography so combining both it’s the best thing I can think of. It’s all about beauty!

  381. Amy's Cooking Adventures says

    I am a fairly new food blogger with little photography skill. Plate to Pixel would surely be a fantastic resource! One of my biggest problems is styling and structuring a photograph nicely

  385. Jen says

    Thanks for giving away such a fantastic prize! What I love about food photography is the color and composition…the thought that goes into every detail…knowing the photographer tapped a spoon ever so lightly to get it in just the right place is what I connect to…this “just right” moment can take my breath away! Jen

  386. Helene says

    I love food photography since I started to blog 5 yrs ago. Helen is always generous of her time to help people that ask her questions about photography. I admire her work.

    (For additional entries)

    I do follow you on Facebook.
    I do follow Helen Dujardin Photography on Facebook
    I twitted about this contest.

  387. Clytie says

    I became a fan of Helene’s on FB.
    I am a fan of her blog for ages and am thrilled she decided to share her wast knowledge with us 🙂

  389. Anne says

    Food photography is so inspiring to me. I get so many ideas looking at the photos, imagining the tastes on my tongue. It energizes to to get in the kitchen and get cooking.

  390. Kathy says

    Thanks for the opportunity to enter your giveaway. Pixel to Plate looks like a truly inspiring book!

  392. Reni says

    I became a fan of Helene’s on FB, but before that I’ve been a fan of her blog for years and am so excited to get a peek of her book. Unfortunately, its quite difficult to get a copy of her book here in my country. So, fingers crossed, I’m making a wish to get her book.
    As for food photography, it always attracts me because food brings back memories and warm, fuzzy feelings inside. And to be able to capture it beautifully in a photograph would be totally awesome..

  393. Suzanne Ferguson says

    I just “liked” your FB page…of course I would LOVE to win…

  394. Suzanne Ferguson says

    Wow beautiful photography of delicious food… I just “liked” Helen’s Page! Also sent out a tweet. Thank you for being generous!

  409. Dave says

    I think most photographers could use this book, plate to pixel would provide great tips to anybody interested in photography.

    Regards
    Dave

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