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Food I Love : Sweet and Savoury

I love photographing weddings and portraits. But I must admit, my love for food comes first. So I thought why not come up with the section the Food I love in my blog. While I was still thinking, I had a chat with a good friend and a very creative chef, Madhup Sinha.  I’ve known Madhup for quiet a few year, and have always loved his creativity. You can see his passion when he comes up with great ideas and puts them into action. I did a photo session with him and loved it so much, that we decided we will do it more often.  Madhup made some Jalebis and Idlis on that day. You would say, what’s so creative about it. And I would say, If the Jalebi is flavoured with Tamarind, Passion fruit and Citrus fruits, it is creative. And if the idlis are stuffed with lamb and chorizo, glazed with tamarind and coriander chutney, it is very creative. And not only creative, they were great to taste also.

For those of you who don’t know what jalebi or idli is, Jalebi is a spiral or pretzel shaped, deep fried batter, sweetened with sugar syrup. What a stupid definition, here is what wikipedia says : ‘It is made by deep frying batter in pretzel or circular shape, which are then soaked in sugar syrup. They are served warm or cold and the sugar syrup can also be flavoured with rose water, lime juice etc.’ I was close, apart from serving bit. And Idlis are the steamed cakes made of fermented batter of rice and lentils, eaten mostly in South of India.

Here are some of the pictures from the day. Don’t ask me for recipes, I don’t have them!!!

 

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parmeet - February 25, 2011 - 1:30 am

idlis look awesome.
great idea and wonderful pics xx

ashwn - February 25, 2011 - 3:24 am

i like the presentation of the idli’s on the bottom ow a wine glass pretty innovative….

Mili - February 25, 2011 - 6:47 am

Your clicks have made them look more tempting…….and I can savour them with my eyes alone……..
BTW Nitin my younger son’s first b’day is on 16th Mar and you are invited!!

bobby - April 9, 2011 - 7:46 pm

Nitin and Madhup
creativity can have a voice and you guys with so much of passion are doing this in a multi dimensional way. Simple and elegant whilst passion on the message. God Bless n hats off to creativity.

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY, ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL, LONDON : AMELIA AND MIKE

I’ve been so lucky, this year has started well for me.  Wedding Photography at St. Paul’s Cathedral was like a dream come true for me. I still remember, we were driving through the peak district when Jay told me that we would be doing a wedding in St. Paul’s Cathedral in January.  Seven years I’ve been in London, I’ve never had a chance to go inside St. Paul’s and this was a dream come true for me.

It started with cold, windy and chilly morning, waiting at a Pub for the groom and his mates to arrive. All of them started coming in in their lovely uniforms. Great guys. Enjoyed spending time with them in the morning before the ceremony. I really wanted to photograph the ceremony, but wedding photography at St. Paul’s Cathedral is really strict. They closed the doors after the first hymn , leaving us hanging out for the entire ceremony. But we still managed to get some good shots through the carved doors. We were so proud of our achievement.

When we came out, I was amazed to see a crowd of at least 500-600 people gathered outside to see the bride and groom. People pushed us to get in front of us so that they could  get the picture of bride and groom. I just couldn’t control myself and started laughing. Mike and Amelia’s pictures would have traveled all over the globe by now.

I still can’t get over this wedding. On great couple, great wedding, St. Paul’s  and great food. How can I forget food. I had the most amazing food in this wedding. It was a perfect michelin star meal, well presented and perfectly cooked.

Here are some of the pictures from the day that I like.

Sonal - February 18, 2011 - 9:31 am

Amazing pictures of an amazingly beautiful couple. god bless them. great job done Nitin.

Mili - February 18, 2011 - 11:06 am

Hi Nitin
A very divinely captured event. Cheers

Wedding Photography Chelsea Town Hall, London : Natalie and Brendan

It was 12th of Jan. 2011 when I got a voice mail from Natalie. She was looking for a photographer to photograph her wedding on the 28th of January. I thought it was a dream. It was the first inquiry I had ever received from my blog. I was too excited just to get an inquiry also. I spoke to her in the evening and was on for her and Brendan’s wedding.

Natalie and Brendan are really nice couple. I really enjoyed photographing their wedding as Natalie calls it ” a humble affair.”  And it was so bizarre, that I got to photograph a wedding again in Chelsea Town Hall and in the same Brydon Room, that to within a year. Here are few of the pictures I love from the day.

Ashwin Kohli - February 10, 2011 - 4:17 am

Awesome Nitin….. I am amazed at the level of detail in your photography….. Great work.

Sonal - February 10, 2011 - 4:39 am

Beautiful pictures Nitin… this is just the start for a stupendous 2011! :)
& they make such a nice couple.

anju kohli - February 17, 2011 - 7:55 am

very natural yet very professional photos. well done bro!!!!!!!!!!! keep it up. anju

Saurabh Gupta - March 13, 2011 - 12:44 pm

Stunning pictures… thy say a beautiful story very ably. You have an eye Nitin!!!

Disha Kapoor - April 23, 2011 - 7:15 am

the most amazin pics that i have ever seen…..they are so real….i wish yuo could comere here for divya’s wedding….miss ya take care

Wedding Photography, Enfield : Franca and Gero

I couldn’t have done a wedding more closer to my house. This wedding took place in the church next door. Just five minutes walk from my house. I went to take the pictures of the groom, Gero in his house. What a lovely Italian family. Loved the time I spent with them at their house. Also enjoyed some Italian pastries. And then back to church for the wedding. This church was so close by but I had never ever been there. It is beautiful. Loved the light coming through the window. It was a beautiful day. Plenty of sunlight on a not so cold day in December, compared to freezing and dull cloudy days a week before. Here are some of the pictures I love from the day of a lovely couple.

WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY, LITTLE BOOKHAM : NATALIE AND LEON

Wedding of Natalie and Leon took place in Little Bookham in Croydon. What a day it was. After days and days of rains, we had a great day. Plenty of sunshine and warm weather. I don’t know much about Little Bookham, except that the drive was great and I really loved the church.  Needless to say that I had a great time taking pictures. One of the best part of the wedding was the Gospel Choir in the church. They were so brilliant. You had to listen to believe it. It was like an X factor finale performance. Here are some of the pictures from the day that I like.

FREDY - November 17, 2010 - 7:07 pm

I wish I could get married again to have such nice pictures from it! WELL DONE NITTIN

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