Photography

Should hands and service details be in a food story?

Yes, because the pass and the service are the story: the hand that plates or sets the dish down, with permission, explains the day. No, if that hand covers the dining room or belongs to someone who was passing and does not work there.

Confirm which people on the shift are in it and that they know.

The miss in the sierra is a close-up of hands with no room, which could be any kitchen.

The pass chapter shows the gesture and, in the next one, where the plate lands.

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