Gleefully

This is the second in the 2 part series: Will Work for Food edition fish sandwich.

Which is part of the larger fish sandwich series.

Longingly

As I said in my first post,  I bought the 2 for $4 special.  But I only needed one fish sandwich for a prop, so what to do with the other? 

My friend was more than willing to take it off my hands; little did he know that he would have to put up with a mini photo shoot to get it.

I call this, the Will Work for Food edition fish sandwich.

Parody

You will have to read the original post to understand why I'm blogging a fish sandwich.

Fish sandwich: auto mechanics edition.  10W40 makes everything taste better.

Boldly

You will have to look at yesterday's post to understand why I'm blogging a fish sandwich.

Super Bowl 52 was recently in town, and apparently, the Super Bowl host committee's strategy to get people from warmer states to plunk down hard-earned money to travel into sub-zero weather territory was to market everything as the "Bold North."

So this is my Bold North edition fish sandwich.

Chicanery

While pumping gas the other day, I saw an advertisement for fish sandwiches.  But being the photographer I am, I looked at the background of the image (seen below) and couldn't figure out what was going on.

At first I thought maybe it was supposed to be sitting on a picnic table, but then I saw the tablecloth underneath the wood. 

So what was it supposed to be?  The redneck version of a cedar plank fish dinner?  A piece of driftwood from a shipwreck that magically washed up on shore with a sandwich?  Someone suggested it was meant to be a cutting board, but I've never seen one that looks like that, not even an antique one.

My thoughts were plagued by rogue fish sandwiches served on weathered 2x6s.  And then the light bulb went off – I should make my own fish sandwich pictures.  So I went back to SA and bought the special, which is what SA was hoping for in the first place.  Kudos to them.

Today's image is pretty tame.  I promise the ones to come are less so.  The cheese slice it pretty small and I forgot to make it visible in the shot.  Oh well.  And if you think this image was taken on a picnic table, think again.  Looks can be deceiving.