foodary

Cherries from SavaMatkovitch at morgueFile

The first post should really be a tribute to nutridb, the food diary software that inspired this site.

There’s plenty of time for that later, when I get it fully integrated and you can use it freely.

Before then, I would like to acknowledge and thank several photographers who have inspired me with their food pictures.

It all started when I felt that a site about food cried out for some food pictures, and I had a notion about spelling out the name of the site, foodary, in food. You can see the result in the image heading each page. I got the bug, and felt a need to include food images wherever I could.

I’m open to, indeed frantic for, your opinions on the style of foodary. Love it or hate it, you cannot deny the beauty and technical skill of the food images I’ve found.

By coincidence, I found some images via the Creative Commons search, and found out later that Nathan Kinkade, who developed the food diary software that I use on this site, currently works for Creative Commons. I found many more photographs at morgueFile, one of the best image sites on the web.

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