It’s been a heck of a few months and to round off our busiest shooting season ever, we landed in gorgeous Boulder, CO to teach a food photography workshop with Jen and Helen. The mountain scenery was to die for and we polished-off some of the best food that Boulder offered (at least a hint of it in a short 3 days – so much great food there), all in the company of great people and workshop attendees.
Two full days of food photography workshopping didn’t feel like work nor school. It was a fantastic gathering of learning, new friendships and plenty of amazing food.
We want to send out a HUGE thank you to Jen at UseRealButter for organizing the Food And Light Workshop and to Helen our photography-instructor-partner-in-crime.
Another big hug goes out to all the attendees that came to the workshop. Everyone’s energy and enthusiasm for learning food photography is the reason why the food blogging community is so awesome.
Lastly, a big thanks to all our sponsors, including Chefs Catalog who is proving us with a swag bag giveaway! All of the instructors (Us, Jen and Helen) are giving away a bag too, so you can comment on all our sites for 3 chances to win.
To enter, just comment below. Contest ends Midnight, Sun. July 4th, 2010
Three chances to win: Just head over to Use Real Butter and My Tartelette blogs to comment and to triple your chance at winning.
- 1 Wustof bread knife and board set
- 1 set of wooden spoons & silicone spatula
- 1 set of mini stainless steel mixing bows with covers
- 1 set of kitchen towels
- 1 Chefs nylon reusable tote bag
******The Contest has ended, thank you!
Synopsis of our 3 days in Boulder, Colorado:
Jen’s Dinner Party- Finally! We entered the famous Use Real Butter house and we’re pleased to report that this mountain retreat is even MORE BEAUTIFUL that what Jen has humbly described to us. She’s right, she does live in the boonies up in the mountains, but the view and the house itself was worth the long trek up the windy mountain roads.
As if Jen didn’t have enough to keep her busy with organizing the workshop, her and her husband (Jeremy) prepared a fabulous feast for a small group of her friends the night before. This woman is a machine, one helluva skier (especially the technical tele-skiing), an amazing photographer, a kick-ass cook and a maker of the most amazing ice cream. Her homemade thai tea, passion fruit and vanilla ice-creams has us all licking the bowls without embarrassment. We were floored at the amount of amazing food, generosity and hard work she put into every detail of her work.
Most exciting for us was to finally meet Kaweah, and to hike with the sweetest lab in the world. Kaweah the great swimmer in ice cold lakes, something we hope to be able to do when we grow up one day.
The Use Real Butter mountain retreat with a million dollar view
champagne toast to lovely newlywed Anita
procuitto wrapped melon appetizers & jen’s amazing salad with oranges, almonds
todd telling jokes to the ladies
hiking with Kaweah!! Watching her swim in the icy cold lakes was a real treat . We love Kaweah.
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Food Photography and Styling Workshop
Two full days were dedicated to learning about food photography and styling. All the attendees honed in on their styling and photography. Their photographs came out beautiful! We gave away prizes at the end of the workshop to some of the top photographs and seriously, it was SO HARD to choose.
With so many talented photographers and stylists in one room, it raised the bar for everyone to learn and improve.
Jen leading the workshop with a presentation on photography principles
gorgeous venue with abundant natural light filling the room
first hands-on workshop was practicing shooting on manual controls
plenty of natural light to photograph in for taylor
cherries were a popular prop and perfect subject for shooting
jenny styling a plate of fruit
prepping juicy watermelon for the next shot
Natalie & Matt, owners of The Sugar Bakeshop shared their gorgeous tarts, cupcakes for the shoot
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Eating Boulder, CO
Hands down, Boulder has some of the best happy-hour menus around. The quality of food, restaurants and scenery all in one place was enough to keep us inspired, but the value of the happy-hour food and drink had our jaws dropping to the floor.
We were blown away at the some of the low prices for such high quality and executed food in Boulder. The food and restaurant community in Boulder is outstanding, with so much emphasis on local, fresh and organic ingredients. Boulders food scene is rich in local pride and it’s evident in every superb dish we ate.
It was sad to leave Boulder, Jen, Jeremy, and Kaweah, but we’re heading back soon because there are so many more fabulous restaurants to visit and fantastic friends to spend time with.
todd is happy to be in beautiful Boulder
many cool restaurants and shops line Pearl Street
our favorite hang-out of the trip, The Kitchen Cafe , thanks to Jen for the recommendation!
we gathered at UpStairs of The Kitchen , the second level of this fabulous restaurant
plenty of great cocktails and wine were on the happy-hour menu – $6-$9 !
the best thick cut garlic fries ever! happy-hour price- unbelievable $3
mac and cheese ( $3) and toffee dessert a la mode
olives and woof fired pizza ($3-$5)
the table spread, full of wonderful munchies!
and of course, plenty of good looking and helpful staff to lend a helping hand
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Thank you for sharing this. All your photos are amazing. The food looks delicious!
Beautiful pictures! I’m so envious of all that natural light! How I wish I could spend a couple of days just working on my sucky food photography in a place like that.
I don’t know what I would want more, the pictures of the food, or the food!
Hey guys! Thanks for sharing your Boulder trip with us. My hubbies been to Boulder and keeps telling me, “we must go”, and now that I see your pics – I MUST GO!!!
Thanks for the chance at entering this giveaway! Hugs from your friend in RI.
The photos are so gorgeous! It looks like Boulder is incredibly beautiful!
Gorgeous photos! I feel like I was there…no make that…I really wish I had been there!
Really fantastic photos.
Aieee! It’s the Hitler/Cop from the Village People waiter! Other than his crazy-eyed mug, those pictures are stunning!
I so enjoyed the workshop and your company! You taught me some very handy skills and made me laugh so hard.
If you haven’t already, hop on over to Jen’s blog and check out the picture of Diane, Annie, and The Boobs that Ate Boulder. Awesome.
Wow, all the food looks fabulous.
Looks like you had a blast -gorgeous pics!!
I’ve got a serious case of workshop envy. Looks like it was a great experience.
Looks like such an amazing time! I hope this workshop will be the first of many, so I may have an opportunity to join some day!
Oh, please, please, please come to Florida sometime! I’d love attending one of your workshops. In fact, if you ever want to coordinate something in Florida, I’ll volunteer to help!
sounds like a great time!
Amazing photos. I’m just starting to play around with the settings on my camera, but I’ve got a lot to learn.
the photos look amazing!!
I desperately want to take one of your photography and food design workshops. Do you have a mailing list for your classes?
Thanks,
Carolyn
You’re photos are amazing and now I want to go visit Boulder CO! lol it looks like a wonderful town that hopefully I’ll get to visit (and I’ll know what restaurants are good also).
I just so happened to stumble upon your blog today, I was looking for a recipe for homemade ketchup so the glorious web linked me to your post from 2009 lol. I’ll definitely continue to follow your blog, I think you’re a wonderful writer and photographer (from what I can see from this post). I’m new to the “foodie” scene so I’ve been trying my nack at taking photos of my food as I create random things, check it out! Have a wonderful 4th of July!
I love the photo of the cherries in the martini glass!
Wow, thanks for sharing! Looks like everyone had a fabulous time!!
Looks like an awesome experience.
That looks like a fun workshop. If only Boulder wasn’t in… Colorado.
My favorite town in Colorado is Aurora.
just found your blog and it’s now on my feeder. Love your shots.
Fab photos! Boulder is an amazing place, I always thought I’d move there when I’m old enough to retire.
Great photos! Pleasure meeting you and taking food photos at Zov’s in Tustin, California. Hope to see both of you again soon.
Beautiful photos!
Oh, I love Boulder! These photos convinced me to put it at the top of my “next vacation” list.
I am ready to pack my bags and move to Boulder after seeing this post! Your photos are just gorgeous and this looks like a wonderful event. I really will have to make a trip back out there sometime soon. It is truly beautiful.
Thank you for the giveaway! I have lived in Boulder, it is a beautiful, beautiful city.
I would die to do a workshop like this one. Maybe someday. Thanks for sharing with us. Amazing pics
With some irony the kids from CA have visited and provided recommendations for Boulder which is 30 minutes away! Sorry I missed you this go around; looks like a wonderful fun and rewarding event for all; thanks for sharing.
What happened to all the beautiful food you photographed? Did you guys get to chow down after each shoot?
All your gorgeous pictures make me wish I had a better camera/actual photography talent =)
Looks like an amazing time, learning from the pros! Wish we could have been there!
Looks AMAZING!!! It’s fun to see the different perspectives of the same shot between the different blogs–the peas and greens that you shot paired with the pic of you taking the shot on Jen’s.
Thanks for sharing your experiences and pictures. They are amazing!
It looks like so much fun! and the natural light in the workshop rooms and in Jen’s house is GORGEOUS!
Alix
Great pics.
Being raised in the mountains I have to say, nothing stimulates the appetite like clean cold air, wide sky, and fast moving wind. What beautiful photographs, thanks you!
Looks like you had a great time!
Great giveaway, and gorgeous photos!
Ah, I’m jealous of all that natural light too. Wish I could have been there; I have a lot to learn! On a side note, though, I’m finding your photography tutorials really helpful.
What an amazing time! I really wish that I could have attended but maybe next time.
Beautiful shots! I’m salivating just looking at them. And the contest items look pretty awesome, too
What beautiful pictures, and the food and recommendations are wonderful. Never been to Colorado but it is on our list.
Beautiful! Thanks for sharing the photo lesson session…
I agree. Boulder is beautiful! There is a wonderful tea house called Boulder Tea House, which has a fantastic menu!
Oh wow, those food pictures look great. I was totally craving mac and cheese and now it’s become something of an obsession.
You make me miss Boulder, especially those fries at the Kitchen. So yummy!
So glad your guys’ event turned out well. And glad Helen finally got to Boulder!
I’m loving the pictures, what a wonderful experience!
Glad you had such a lovely time.
Just in time to catch some wildflowers. Colorado is so beautiful this time of year!
Your great pictures definitely make me miss Colorado.
Looks like it was a really great event!
It sounds like you guys had a fantastic time. I wish I had the extra time/cash to take this class too. Maybe next time. Your pictures look absolutely wonderful!
Looks like a great learning experience – I hope you’ll do it again next year so I can attend.
Gorgeous photos! I love the light in your shots.
I love seeing your snaps and hearing your stories from the wonderful weekend that you both shared with my friend, Jen. I am so glad too that you enjoyed your visit to Boulder and to our beautiful Indian Peaks Wilderness — this is a really special place to call home.
beautiful photos. i’ve always wanted to visit Colorado.. it looks amazing.
The food, the scenery, the photos – all gorgeous! Looks like a wild success.
This is just a million dollar post. WOW … beautifully shared! So alive and vibrant in every frame. Would have loved to attend the event.
Looks like the workshop was amazing… I wish I could have made it. I’m glad you enjoyed beautiful Boulder.
Looks like a complete blast! I’m so sad that I was so close but JUST missed being able to connect with you in Boulder. We’ll probably make the drive up there this coming week and will definitely have to check out the happy hour deals!
Your photos are always amazing..consistently makes me drool.
Such a great workshop, so sad I missed it!
I’m so sad I missed that, it looked like such an awesome workshop, please do it again!
Great photos of awesome looking food. I got my engineering degree at CU Boulder and its a great town — the mountains, the university, the great restaurants, the outdoor lifestyle!
OMG – looks like such a great time! And a FABULOUS venue – you guys are all so talented and I hope you’ll do something like this again!
Absolutely inspiring photos….breathtaking!!!
NOT AN ENTRY (sorry to mess up the count): Had to say four things: 1) gorgeous photos 2) we miss you guys 3) thank you and 4) couldn’t tell if that poor waiter just wanted us out after you teased him so much!
Wow, such a treat! The Food! The Photography! The People! And beautiful Colorado!
Looks like you’re having a great time….being around all that yummy looking food, playing with cameras in Colorado…what a combination. Lucky you!
Great photos!
Always look forward to your blog posts. Lovely photos as always.
Wow, everything looks gorgeous! Such yummy food!!
The pictures look amazing! Gotta say that I’m pretty jealous…
Beautiful photos! Boulder looks like a great vacation destination. I’ll have to add it to the list!
This looks fabulous! I’m headed out there this fall so the restaurant info is great too
I really wish I was able to go to the workshop, all these photos look amazing, and it looks like everyone had so much fun!
Pretty pictures! It’s making me hungry!
Your photos are always amazing.
Wow, what an amazing few days! I was inches away from going to the workshop, but chickened out. I’m so glad to hear you had such a wonderful time.
Looks like a great time in Boulder! Thanks for sharing neat pictures!
Great photos! One of the reasons I got in to photography was because I was developing a cookbook of my own, and I could NOT afford high quality photography for each dish, and the steps included to make the dishes! These photos show exactly why food photographers deserve the right compensation! Inspriational, all of it!
wow, fantastic series of photos guys. Each one is a magazine cover in its own right! Looks like a fantastic class guys. Boulder looks incredibly beautiful too!
Great photos! Looks like you had a nice trip.
I am in awe of the all the mad skills going on! Great pictures!
Dude! I’ve missed you guys. Welcome back to blogging!
I could only wish to not be so lazy when it comes to taking photos!
the more i read all these posts about boulder, the more i want to move there. you make it look so amazing!
Great photos – makes me miss the mountains!
So sad I missed the workshop. Glad you had a great time. I hope there will be one next year:)
I have always wanted to visit CO, but I haven’t made it there yet! Looks like you had a great time, full of great food!
Wow… the photos are amazing and the food looks fabulous.
you got to meet and even go hiking w/ Kaweah – lucky you.
the photos are lovely.
I would love to get my hands on those garlic fries.
They look delicious!
Everything looks beautiful! Such talented photographers!!
I wish I could have gone to the workshop! And the food looks delicious, I am jealous.
What an amazing adventure!
Beautiful photos! Food never looked so good
What a beautiful giveaway!! Love that mountain shot – wow!!
it looks so lovely!! crossing my fingers to win the goody bag! :]
Oh my gosh, I am so hungry right now after looking at those food pictures.
I think all my favorite summer fruits were there!
Isn’t Helen delightful? And so is this giveaway!
Fantastic adventure. I’m sending htis post to my friend who just moved to Boulder for food tips
those cupcakes look divine. Inspired me to bake some with my daughter this weekend for 4th of July!
Wow all those pictures look amazing! I just started trying out photography and I love it though I wish I had the opportunity to take some classes on it.
Beautiful photos and a wonderful opportunity to learn!
Amazing photos!
I need a better camera. But winning this giveaway will help.
What beautiful photos. Amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Fantastic seminar you guys! I’m hoping to attend the next one!
We visited Colorado last October and passed through Boulder on the way to RMNP. What a neat town I can’t wait to revisit. Now I’ll know of great places to eat.
Wish I could have attended the workshop since all my food pictures turn out blurry and very amateurish.. You guys always make the food look AMAZING (which it probably is even if the photograph was blurred and yellow-y like mine).
Gorgeous photos. I’ve always wanted to visit Utah – now even more so!
Your pictures look beautiful! That scene is insane, I’ll definitely visit someday.
Amaaaaazing photos. Wow.
I love a giveaway! Though I never know what to say in the comment box. But today is my birthday so yay!
I am NOT showing these pictures to my husband because then he will want to move back to Boulder
Incredible photos!!! They’ve inspired me to try harder!!! Thanks~
Looks like a great workshop and looks like everyone had fun!
Gorgeous photography! I wish I could have attended the workshop. Thanks for doing the giveaway.
Wow! Looks like a fun time! If you do a traveling show, let us know.
How I wish I could have attended that workshop. If it happens next year, I’m first on the list! I have much to learn.
Wow! I’d love to attend a workshop like this!!
Gorgeous photos!
The photos are amazing what a fun workshop!
i would love those garlic fries. yummm. wish i could have gone to the conference!
The food looks so delicious, now I’m hungry.
I realized just by your photos that one huge mistake I make when taking food pictures is using a camera tripod or stand. Thanks! =) Great shots.
Thanks for the contest. I would love one of those workshops to come to Michigan!
what a great workshop!!!
I’m jealous that you got to meet Kaweah!
Fantastic pictures…..
Beautiful pictures! And great recipes!
Fabulous pics! Cool giveaway stuff too
Looks like such an amazing experience!!
Gorgeous photos! What a fun giveaway.
What gorgeous photos & delicious looking food!
What a wonderful giveaway! The workshop looked like a lot of fun. :]
Great pictures…I would like to be entered for giveaway..!
Looks amazing. Your photography is stunning.
Thanks for sharing your photos from the workshop. I hate that I couldn’t make it. I hope another one will be in the works soon!
Many years since I was in Boulder. Must go back! Thanks for the giveaway opportunity.
Hello from the East coast! What georgeous pixs!
Love your site – have bookmarked it for good future reads!
yummy
Love, love, love The Kitchen! Looks like a beautiful workshop, great photos.
Gorgeous photos!
I am so jealous! It looks like this was a fun workshop!
awww i love kaweah!
gorgeousness everywhere. i must get to boulder soon!
looks like so much fun!
Feel free to pick me!
Wow, everything looks so amazing! Looks like a great bag of items… I would love to win!
Oh to have a room with so many windows to let in all that beautiful light!
Food looks great, I wish I could of had some
thanks for sharing with us–looks like it was an amazing experience!
you guys are awesome. have i mentioned that lately?
Wow, I’m soooo envious! I’d love to do a workshop like this but London (and SF, where I spent holidays) doesn’t have predictable enough weather. Or light, most seasons!
Cute dog picture! It looks like you had plenty of special opportunities to teach and practice your photography skills.
One of these days I’ll get to one of your photography workshops. It would make me one seriously happy gal.
Thanks for creating such an inspiring blog. I love your beautiful tasty creations.
The food and pictures look delicious. I am so hungry now.
Boulder rocks and so does the fig pizza you featured on your website several months ago!
Great pictures. I need to get my camera out and practice more.
Gorgeous photos! I want to visit Boulder now
Mmmm the garlic fries look goood..
the photos look great!
Looks like an incredible workshop. Thanks so much for sharing the beautiful photos, and for the giveaway.
p.s. – you guys must still have Kaweah on the brain, since it looks like she provided the commentary for “olives and woof fired pizza.”
My goodness, Colorado sounds amazing and all the pictures look so stunning. I definitely have to add Boulder on my “Places to Visit” List
Truly beautiful photos of both the food and of Boulder. Feels like you can reach in and grab some to taste. Thanks!!!!
Congratulations on a great conference. The food looks divine!
PS. My first child was a black labrador – Kaweah is beautiful (labs are basically people in a fur coat).
looks like a great workshop! and great pizza, too
Thanks for sharing this! Looks like you had so much fun!!
Oh man, talk about good advertising for those businesses! Lovely photos (naturally) and I’m suddenly very interested in heading over to Colorado!
Really loved your photos. The conference looks amazing. I wish that I could have gone. Well, there is always next year. Thanks for sharing!
Kaweah looked like she loved her surroundings.
The event looks so fun! I loved the procuitto wrapped appetizer. I think I want to recreate something similar. Did Kaweah get to enjoy any of the treats?
beautiful pictures!
thanks for the great giveaway!
Your pictures are amazing!
Great shots…Boulder is such a great inspiration for beautiful photography.
Looks like a fantastic time! Thanks, for the giveway, fingers crossed!
Oh my! These photos are fantastic! My favorite by far is the Mac & cheese. Mmmmmmmmm………
Looks like the workshop was a lot of fun! Thanks for the opportunity to win!
Looks like a great event – wonderful photos!
Incredible — just loved this post & the yummy “grinds”. Happy 4th!
Wow, great photos of both the food and scenery (interior and exterior).
I agree that Colorado is an amazing state. The food and outdoor scenery looks stunning. I hope that one day you guys will host a photography class in NYC.
Photos are amazing and inspiring! Working on mine..still a beginner but I’m really lovin’ it!
Your workshop sounds like it was a huge hit!
Lovely pics.
This looks like a fantastic experience. I wish I could have been there.
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Looks like a ton of fun! Great photos!
i’m going to have to remember these recommendations. we leave for CO in 2 weeks which includes a wedding in Boulder… how I do love me some sweets and yummy food!
I am so grateful that I had the opportunity to participate in this amazing workshop. Your post well documents a few days spent in a magical place with awesome, inspiring friends. It is so fun getting to know you guys better as time goes on. You are wonderful teachers. You share knowledge with grace, fluidity and honesty (“Look in my eyes Marla!”) The information I left with has no price tag….it is priceless and forever valuable.
My life changed for the better when I started my blog one year ago. I started shooting with my iPhone and now I am taking photo workshops with the pros. I am looking forward to more fun times together in the future. Thanks again for sharing your knowledge & enthusiasm with us! xxoo
I wish I could take pics like you guys…it’s a real pleasure to see your work
I love the fruit plate photo. It looks like a painting; the light is so beautiful!
Here’s my comment…thanks for sharing about your workshop! It looks fascinating.
Makes me want to take your class! Please come to Seattle!!
Looks like heaven!
Photos of beautiful fresh fruit always get me.
Wow, what beautiful photos as always. I wish I could have gone to that workshop! Having been to others you’ve done, I’m sure that one was fantastic!
I am so in awe of that beautiful photography! Great work!
Someday, I’d love to take a workshop like this one … until then I’ll just have to live vicariously through you!
Great photos! Wish the workshop would’ve been in St. Paul! Thanks for the chance to win.
It looks like y’all had a lots of fun!
Looks like an amazing workshop! Thanks for sharing!
Prosciutto wrapped melons!? Now that I have to try….
And..gosh! Look at all the macs(photography workshop)!
Looks like a wonderful workshop.
Thanks for the giveaway
I love that you went to Boulder, my old stompin’ grounds. It just has such a great mystyque surrounding it, doesn’t it? I hope you got to get up in the hills and see some of the scenery that brought all of us to town in the sixties. And made it suc an icon of the time. It’s all grown up now!
Wish I could have been there; the workshop looks wonderful, too!
The pictures are beautiful! Wish I could’ve attended!
The restaurant is good & the photo shoot was awesome I like the beautiful Boulder with cool scenic look around it.I love the place & the restaurant very much.
lovely photos!
Beautiful photography! Thanks for the chance to enter the giveaway!
Thanks for sharing the information about the workshop. I’m sure everyone had lots of fun. ^^ That’s a very nice giveaway, useful tools for the kitchen. Thank you in advance!
What a beautiful place – thanks for capturing and sharing your experience with us! Happy 4th of July!
Sounds (and looks) wonderful!
It all looks like so much fun! I’ve missed a great time, that’s for sure!
What inspiring photos. I need to learn how to do this!
Looks like a fantastic workshop….pictures are amazing. And the food….WOW!
What a great giveaway, thank you! I love Boulder!
all of your pictures look fantastic! it sounds like the workshop was an excellent experience.
All that food looks yummy.. I really should go and eat breakfast now.
Great photos! Everything looks delicious!
Sounds and looks like you all had a great time!
What a fantastic new blog I look forward to reading often!! Thanks for the great post!
What beautiful pictures, but with that scenery how can they not be? Thanks for sharing the experience. The food looks wonderful.
Looks wonderful.
I love the view outside the windows!
Years ago I was fortunate to spend a whole week in Colorado (closer to Colorado Springs/Denver) and it was heavenly; being from hot and humid Texas, I couldn’t get over how clean and clear the air was – plus no sweating! I really need all the goodies in the give-away. Thanks.
Beautiful photos!
truly beautiful pictures!!
I’m excited about the giveaway – just moved into a new place after graduating college and am ready and excited to “get my cook on”!! hahaha
I am not missing the next one! This looked fantastic. I love learning everyday. thanks for sharing. P.S. why can’t you guys do something like that here, in L.A.?
Lovely! Thanks for sharing the photos, everything looks amazing!
The pics are fantastic!
Thanks for sharing this experience with all us! I soooo want to come next time there will be something this amazing!
Love love love your pictures … I am so inspired. Must get a decent camera and start practicing!!
looks delish! I want to go to Boulder!
Lucious! food photos are so delicious! Completely inspiring to create and enjoy. Thank you!
What a fun time! I want to go to Boulder.
All of that food looks amazing; lovely photographs . . . would love to learn more about food photography!
You both are so talented. All the photos are just beautiful.
The Bolder Chamber of Commerce should be paying you a hugh salary. Your photos make me want to come visit and taste my way through the area. Thanks
Awesome photos, looks like so much fun. And the food looks amazing!
Wonderful photographs and story. I’d like to participate in the workshop like this sometime! Thank you for hosting the giveaway.
That food is making me very hungry…
So sad I wasn’t able to make the workshop (9mo pregnant)! Hope this is the first of many!
Beautiful photos!! Wish I could have gone to the workshop….
These photos are gorgeous! You capture Boulder so well – I live just 20 miles away and am just realizing how little time I’ve spent there recently. Time for another day on Pearl Street! Thank you…
Beautiful shots! Thank you!
Gosh, I’d about forgotten what a wonderful town Boulder is, looks as if you had an awesome workshop, and a really good time. Thank you for sharing your experience!
Great photos!!
Gorgeous photographs; thanks for sharing.
Amazing photos, as always.
Amazing pictures!
My six-year just commented on your photograph of the mountains….”OMG! Can WE go there??!!!”
Would love to have been there. All the photos are amazing!!!
I wish I could have gone!
The workshop looks like it was a huge hit! Wish I could have gone. I know I could have learned tons!
Wish I could sample some of that good-looking food!
all the scenery and luscious food makes me want to come and visit boulder–right now.
These photos are fantastic! So many delicious looking ones, too.
Looks like there was a lot of fun to be had!
Gorgeous shots!
Everything looks amazing! Thanks for your generosity in giving away those bags. Exciting.
Great recap & wonderful photos! I just discovered your blog & can’t wait to read through your archives.
Amazing… what a great experience that would be!
Wow… sounds great! Thanks for the giveaway!
Your photos are amazing! Thank you for sharing.
what a great workshop! Nice of you to share such great photos with your readers!
This is heaven, and thanks so much for sharing..makes me want to hop a plane for Boulder right now ! Beautiful food, photography and friends….
Sounds like a cool event!
My favorite snack of summer is something my friends wife served to me a few years ago. It’s celery that’s marinated in roasted sesame seed oil, lemon juice and salt and pepper, then chilled for about an hour. Crispy, refreshing and amazing!
I don’t think I’ve ever wanted to visit Boulder more than when I read this post…
I love kitchen supplies!
I love seeing pics of people taking pics of food. : )
fantastic photos, the food looks so yummy!
I love the first photo you have up – of the wine glasses on an empty table. Beautiful!
It was so great meeting you in Boulder! Great Recap! Thanks for making me look great behind the camera!
Your photos are fantastic. That pizza looks so delicious.
Spending the summer in boulder – can’t wait to try out The Kitchen! Looks amaaaaazing!
this is an awesome post and an awesome giveaway!
Looks like you had a blast! Wish I could have been there.
It looks like y’all had an amazing workshop. Thanks for the photos. Boulder looks like a great place to visit and eat!
Yum! The pictures make my mouth water……I hope to travel to Boulder someday to experience the fabulous restaurants. Thank you for the chance to win!
Beautiful photography! Hope to read about more workshops in the future. Thanks for sharing.
Everything looks so amazing! Wishing I could have been there!
Someone needs to host one of these in Chicago! I would so be there!!!
Looks like it was amazing! I’m jealous!
Looks like fun
Looks like tons of fun! Wish I could go to something like that!
Thanks for sharing such amazing photos. I live near Boulder and haven’t been to the Kitchen yet – MUST check it out. Come again soon!
gorgeous photos, as always!! and reading about your time in CO was a real treat (kaweah is absolutely adorable!)
The workshop looks amazing. Gorgeous photos and delicious looking treats!
Thankfully Boulder isn’t too far away of a drive for me. Looks like I will be checking out The Kitchen in the near future!
You all are so talented. What a fantastic workshop.
Wow. Boulder. You guys + Jen & Helen. thanks for sharing about it (not a photographer) and thanks for the giveaway.
Beautiful photos. Sounds like a great workshop. One I could benifit from:)
Beautiful and delicious! What an amazing workshop!
Ahh, Boulder. It’s been too long since I visited. Thanks for reminding me how lovely it is.
I’m so jealous! Looks like an awesome time!
That sticky toffee pudding looks so amazing!
A wonderful workshop- absolutely the kind of workshop I would pick to attend.
Oh my gosh, the food looks amazing! And what I would give to escape this heat and oppressive humidity for the cooler, dry air of Boulder!
I always love the photos of Kaweah! The workshop sounds amazing, and the restaurant prices are unheard of! Are you sure you didn’t travel back in time, too? Thank you for sharing the wonderful photographs and for a chance at the giveaway.
Mm. I definitely want to eat that wood-fired pizza.
These photographs are gorgeous. Boulder is a beautiful city. Seems like you accomplished what you hoped to at the seminar.
Looks like a great time! Everything looks beautiful and delicious.
Wow- Boulder has changed a lot since we lived there! Missing Colorado as always!
Your food photography is inspiratonal!
You have set the bar so high for food blogging. I’m both grateful and intimidated!
Thanks for sharing the workshop experience with us! What a lovely event!
Wow. A workshop with you guys and Tartelette. I can’t imagine all the info that was taught. Envious indeed.
What beautiful photos!
Gorgeous photos!
Gorgeous photos! I have SO much to learn!!
Everything looks so gorgeous and delicious! I am excited to add “The Kitchen” onto my list of places to eat when travelling!
I would love to attend one of your workshops and this one looked wonderful!
The blackberry tart looks delicious. Does it come in the swag bag?
Thanks so much for the chance!
Great photos. Great workshop!
Thanks so much for sharing the photos and description of the workshop–looks fantastic!
wonderful pictures! Looks like you had a fantastic time!
Love the strawberry photo!! Very creative and inspiring pictures!
I am now craving garlic fries!
Oh, such fun! And, giveaway? Yes, please.
Beautiful photos! Looks like a great time was had by all. Thanks for the giveaway!
Wow. Looks like a lot of fun.
Loving the recap posts; Colorado is a gorgeous place.
the workshop looks awesome! I wish I could have been there!
My first trip to Boulder is in my future. I’m looking forward to it!
Great pics. as usual – very jealous. Thanks!
even the photos of people taking photos are great. It’s really cool that you guys offer this info.
The workshop looks like it was great — productive, informative and fun. A great combo. It’s been fun seeing the various perspectives in photos from the other presenters and participants. Glad it was a success for all.
It’s been so long since I’ve been in Boulder and this post has made me realize that I really must get back. Thank you for the lovely post!
Boulder….my hometown and my first love. Thank you for sharing!
Amazing photos! Looks like everyone had a GREAT time! Thanks for the giveaway!
I live in boulder and it was fun to see the town from an “outsiders” view. Beautiful photos.
I love the Apple computers at the workshop! I sincerely approve of that wise technological choice.
Gasp! So much lovely food and gorgeous pictures! Wish I could be there. haha..
“Woof fired pizza”? You must of missed your dear pups while in Colorado!
I love the pictures and the food looks delicious! Thanks for the giveaway.
Glad you loved our beautiful city! We were lucky to have all of you come appreciate it. Lovely pictures and thanks for the inspiration to head back to the Kitchen!
Wow, this looks wonderful…so much good food and beautiful photographs to show it off. Just makes me wish we could all eat a million meals a day…oh, and teletransport.
the fries look so tasty!
That workshop sounds like it was a blast!
Oh! I went to college in Boulder and haven’t been back since. I hear (and see) that a lot has changed….this has been a huge nudge to look up a plane ticket and giddy’up on over .Is there anywhere prettier, really? The workshop looks fantastic! Hope to see more in the future???
sounds like an excellent workshop. thanks for sharing!
Amazing food, fabulous photography, great venue, best instructors, great company, what more could you ask for, well, I could ask for one thing and one thing only, could you hold a workshop in Canada, possibly Toronto?
It sounds like a great workshop, I am just getting started on blogging and photos of food. This inspires me.
It looks like you all had a great time. I’d love to win the gift bag!
I love garlic fries…so delicious! All of your pictures are great…really makes me want to head to the mountains!
Your shots in and around Boulder are wonderful! It’s an amazing town, what a perfect location for a workshop/retreat!
I love reading about your travels and enjoy the photography. It inspires me to make better pictures!
Looks like they can’t hold back on the GORGEOUS light in Boulder! What a great trip and beautiful location to learn about embracing light and shooting on manual!
Miss you two hard working people!
xoxo
Fantastic! I’m ready to sign up for the next one!!
This was a great story. Next time you are in town, please join us on a culinary walking tour.