Taking pics of food on planes.
Aug 31, 2005 | 1:55 am
#1
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Taking pics of food on planes.
Any other FTers do this? I've chipped in a bit to http://www.airlinemeals.net/ but the thread about taking pictures in lounges (which I've also done) got me wondering who else photographs their food.
Aug 31, 2005 | 4:57 am
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I've done it once, of the meal served in economy on SQ 63 (BKK-SIN), a 90-minute lunchtime flight, just to show it to my fellow Americans who (like me) mostly fly US domestic economy, where you're lucky to get a granola bar or animal crackers on a 6-hour transcon. For the record, SQ served a cold salad with large pieces of squid, hot chicken stir-fried with vegetables and white rice, a tasty enough slice of chocolate cake, water, white wine, coffee, and a warm roll. Mr. Megatop gave me a funny look when I whipped out the camera, but I assured him it was all a perfectly normal thing to do.
Aug 31, 2005 | 1:50 pm
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I sometimes do, although usually when the seat allows and I don't have a stranger thinking I am weird! Usually a privacy screen or what not makes it easy....
Aug 31, 2005 | 1:58 pm
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Originally Posted by MegatopLover
I've done it once, of the meal served in economy on SQ 63 (BKK-SIN), a 90-minute lunchtime flight, just to show it to my fellow Americans who (like me) mostly fly US domestic economy, where you're lucky to get a granola bar or animal crackers on a 6-hour transcon. For the record, SQ served a cold salad with large pieces of squid, hot chicken stir-fried with vegetables and white rice, a tasty enough slice of chocolate cake, water, white wine, coffee, and a warm roll. Mr. Megatop gave me a funny look when I whipped out the camera, but I assured him it was all a perfectly normal thing to do.
Aug 31, 2005 | 2:02 pm
#6
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Yep, I take meal pictures on most flights and then submit them to AirlineMeals.net . Never had to explain myself to anyone regarding this (nor do I intend to 
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At the same time, gets a little boring taking pretzel pics on those damn RJs, so I usually only take a picture if some kind of real food is being served.
) .At the same time, gets a little boring taking pretzel pics on those damn RJs, so I usually only take a picture if some kind of real food is being served.