Ok, now don’t get me wrong. I really enjoyed learning all about Thermador’s new Steam and Convection Oven as well as their other innovative appliances, but one of the major highlights of my day was snapping photos of a cinnamon bun!! (It was cooked in Theramdor’s Steam Oven! 
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Diane of the White On Rice Couple showed me some really neat things to do with my camera. Even though I’ve spent hours and hours pouring over my camera manual, just a few minutes with Diane made a huge difference! Check out these sexy cinnamon bun shots!
Looks delicious, right?!? 
It’s crazy how just a few minor adjustments can really improve the quality of your photos. I can’t wait to use Diane’s tips and tricks in my everyday photography.
We’re heading to dinner in a little while, so I’ll have a full recap of our day later this evening or first thing tomorrow. I’m also hosting a feta giveaway in the morning, so get ready!!
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Your photos look great! And I LOVE that blog!
Gorgeous pics….even more gorgeous BUNS!!!!
That’s a GORGEOUS photo! Any chance you might share some tips and tricks with us?
Beautiful!!!
Yes! A camera genius is always a great person to bump into! Your photos look amazing!
That cinnamon bun looks amazing!!! Tell us what new photo tricks you learn, I need some new tips!
me too! i wanna know the tricks! what camera s yours again?
I saw the buns first on Jenna’s blog and now on here!! This is really making me want one and since it is 11:15 at night I am thinking that is a bad, bad idea, haha. The pics really do look nice! I’m looking forward to seeing how you will apply it to your everyday photography
Your pics look great!
Great shots! They make me hungry
Can you let us in our what your friend showed you on your camera? I would love to be able to do the same!
i could eat a whole pan of cinnamon buns!
SEXY indeed! Can you tell us what Diane told you? Your photos just keep looking better and better!
Wei-Wei
Wow, those look great! I wish I had a big fun camera to experiment with. Oh well, I’ll just have to make do with my point-and-shoot. I’m not willing to invest that kinda money into a camera!
Great depth of field Tina!
I too would love to know the camera tips you learned- especially because I have the same camera!
Agree with those above about wanting to know the tips! Would love to hear point and shoot camera tips.
Do share the tips!!!!
It’s funny how you can read things and hear them from some people and then one person phrases it in a way where it just CLICKS.
Now pass along the wealth, before you forget what she said, haha
can you share those tips?? i need help!!
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