Souvenir Foto School: Day 29 - Y for Yogurt
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I wish I could have planned to shoot something a bit more dynamic for my final Souvenir Foto School assignment, but in the end I was stuck with the letter "Y" and no time to think (since I'm a little frantic with packing and all), so I ended up shooting my afternoon snack. Of course I normally just eat it out of the container, but decided to put it into a prettier dish so that my photos would be a complete bummer.
Anyhow, even though it's not the most fascinating subject, this particular brand of yogurt is my favorite. Have you ever had Fage Greek Yogurt? It seems like something I should hate...thick tart yogurt (eww), but my sister got me hooked on it a few months ago, and I can't stop eating it. The peach and blueberry varieties are my fave.
Have a great rest of your week. I'll miss you all while I'm gone on my trip. If you start pinning away for me too much in my absence (hehe...one can dream), then I hope you'll take a second to browse through some of my past posts. It will make the waiting go faster. And you never know...you just might find something that you missed. See you next Monday! xo Ez
BTW...If you'd like you can also find all my images in individual and diptych form for this entire month-long class challenge over in my flickr album. | Souvenir Foto School is offered by Besotted Brand.
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| by Ez Wednesday, February 29, 2012 
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Mm, I love Fage Greek yogurt! I have to put something in it like fruit, granola, or honey, though. It's so thick by itself!
I've really enjoyed your foto school photos and thanks for showing your poster board trick. I've read about that before but it's really helpful to see what the set-up looks like. Have a great trip!
I love Fage yogurt too! I eat it every morning. I ended up with the letter "e" of all letters to end class today. Wishing I had something more dramatic planned to shoot as well. Enjoy San Francisco!
-Kelly @ herringbone lane
I love greek yogourt! That looks so delicious :) I've never tried the FAGE brand...I don't know that I've seen it in Canada, but I do mix in fresh fruit with 1% greek yogourt and it's sooo good :)
Fage is my fave too and I'm going to start eating it by the gallon as the weather gets warmer!
LOVE Fage yogurt and that is saying quiet a bit since I really don't like any yogurt. :)
fa-yeah do i love fage yogurt! costco sells it, but not our regular supermarkets. i like the unusual fruit combos it comes with.
thank you for sharing article! I've really enjoyed your foto school photos and thanks for showing your poster board trick. I've read about that before but it's really helpful to see what the set-up looks like. Have a great trip! looking forward to all the good things your blog shares.
So delicious greek yogourt!
That looks so good. I just got over my yogurt kick (basically, I eat the same thing every day for like a month) but...I don't know...maybe I'll be back on it!
Have a great trip! Can't wait to hear all about it!
I do like Fage yogurt too! this one is looking more delicious :D
Lovely yogurt shots. This is my kind of breakfast!
I really like greek yogurt, it's the perfect snack! I usually eat it right out of the container too, but, hey, everything fo a pretty picture, right? Love this post.
I must say the photos are very appetising! Such a simple lovely post and got me thinking of Greek yoghurt now! Mmmmm! I haven't come across Fage? Nooooo? I hear all your readers cry! Sorry, rarely have time to shop at present so OH grabs the food when out and about! Will ask him to keep an eye out! Sounds delicious!
Love Fage! I discovered it about 10 years ago at local Natural Foods Market and my yogurt world was flipped upside down. So glad to see that more and more people actually know what it is now! I used to feel so alone :) My favorite way to eat it is Plain 0% with a bit of Bear Naked granola on top.
Looks simple but i don't like ...
I was baffled by your ewww- thick tart yoghurt is the best kind of yoghurt in my books!
This one is looking more beautiful :)