Tamicon Paste after Taking out two tablespoons of goop.

 

How's that for a good start? No product label in the first shot. Good one!

 

Here's some writing on my website about this lovely product

Tamicon Paste - view to the Inside.

Tamicon Paste Spread on a Plate to Dry

Tamicon Paste - Drying on a plate in the oven for one week.

Tamicon Paste Glowing Through the Window.

 

The scraping you see on the edge is the reason I am still using a wrist brace four months later.

Ouch!

 

We have inert tar here.

Here's how much I've used now in four months of daily drinks like below.

 

EDIT: By December 2013 - I am using this stuff at an alarming rate. I love it in many foods now. It has grown to be a staple product instead of an ocassional addition.

I'll write about this green morning one day. it's very refreshing with distilled water.

 

And here we start the portfolio development potion of the project. I got distracted and now I have 76 photos of mushrooms too.

Trying to hold the jar. You are not supposed to have hands in product photography.

This was a test outside on a picnic table with real-live backdrop I got with my Cowboy Studio. Too bright and the angle is wrong.

Leaned properly but the exposure is awful.

I don't think red ended up to be the best backdrop for Tamicon even though it was my first choice. This is why I moved on to the grass and the white towel. I wouldn't have known how to improve unless I took the bad photos first. 

 

Thank you for looking. I have this idea that I am a product photographer. Tamicon Paste is helping me work on my dream.

Please see my Portrait Orientation shots in this portfolio.