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Part of an ongoing Asian food series, this photograph captures a vibrant dish of black bean shrimp presented with artistic precision. The photographer opted for a bird's-eye perspective, placing the meal against a clean, white tablecloth to emphasize the textures and colors of the ingredients. This deliberate composition highlights the chef's presentation, turning a culinary moment into a study of form and light. The image is award-worthy for its clean aesthetic, balanced framing, and the way it elevates a simple dining experience into a sophisticated visual narrative.
Born in Kuwait City and having spent most of his life between Jordan and Lebanon, Bashar Alaeddin is a seasoned photographer with over nine years of professional experience. After beginning his journey with a simple 2-megapixel camera during university, he founded a photography and video studio in Amman, where he specializes in commercial food, interior, and product photography. Beyond his commercial work, Alaeddin is a dedicated amateur astronomer who frequently travels across the Middle East to capture the intersection of Arabian landscapes and the night sky through long-exposure photography.
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In the quiet hours of the afternoon, when the kitchen has been scrubbed clean and the steam has long since vanished from the air, one is left to consider the architecture of a meal.
Read the reflection →The memory of a meal is rarely about the hunger it satisfied. It is about the way the steam curled against my cheek, damp and smelling of fermented earth and brine.
Read the reflection →
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