Chicken Alfredo Pizza on French Bread Crust

[foxysnana]

Sauce on the bread, then sauteed veggies


Chicken with some alfredo sauce stirred in


With the sharp cheddar


Then the mozzarella


The parmesean & parsley just before baking

[foxysnana]

Just out of the oven


Sliced and ready to eat

C/E welcome, this is my first time trying to post in a forum, and I have no idea how to turn the pics around. I admit they do look a bit odd at that angle, but hope that improves. Posted this to my facebook page, had a friend text me with a message that he wants any leftovers...so he gets the last 2 pieces for lunch tomorrow. Recipe posted, pending approval

[Roxanne]

Hi foxysnana! First of all, drooling here! Love the series of photos! Can't wait to see the posted recipe.
As for the angle of your photos, on my computer, when you view your photos there is a rotate option in the feature. That's the easiest way to rotate it before uploading. If you use any photo editing software you can also rotate it there. I don't use photobucket so I dunno if they have an online feature to rotate photos. Maybe others would know. I can't wait to see more from you.

[Bergy]

Great series - I wish your friend wouldn't be so greedy to take both pieces - Love the look of that recipe. Welcome to the Photo Forum - Hope we see more of you here.


Thanks Roxanna for helping with the rotation.

[foxysnana]

Bergy, how is the lighting? I have a pretty good digital, that has several light settings. I used the overhead lighting in the kitchen + the stove light + the lowest light setting on my camera, so it gave the biggest flash. I was kinda excited for my first pics,

[Bergy]

I think you are doing great - I am having a lot of trouble with artificial light. Your last photo is the best, most natural. The others are fine too but there is some unnatural rose (artificial light) tint. I am trying different things to over come it too so perhaps between the two of us we can do it. Just keep those photos coming. Derf is doing quite well - she has installed all daylight bulbs in her kitchen - Perhaps she will add to this and come up with ideas. I am going to try my gooseneck lamp with a daylight bulb. Every location is different so it is just trial and error until you find the right spot and light for your home.
Nice going, the only way to get it right isto keep taking and posting photos

[foxysnana]

Hi foxysnana! First of all, drooling here! Love the series of photos! Can't wait to see the posted recipe.
As for the angle of your photos, on my computer, when you view your photos there is a rotate option in the feature. That's the easiest way to rotate it before uploading. If you use any photo editing software you can also rotate it there. I don't use photobucket so I dunno if they have an online feature to rotate photos. Maybe others would know. I can't wait to see more from you.

Thanks, Roxanne. I knew how to turn the pics around, but at 2 am my brain forgot. I fixed the problem, the pics are so much better now

[Bergy]

Your photos really look good now!

[foxysnana]

Your photos really look good now!

Thank You m'am!

[Roxanne]

Thanks, Roxanne. I knew how to turn the pics around, but at 2 am my brain forgot. I fixed the problem, the pics are so much better now

I agree, they are even more tempting when turned in the correct angle! I need to make a day to go to the bakery to get bread for this (I go to an out of the way bakery to buy french bread cause it's the best!)