HKH Consumption Study Learning Burst
10/16/2025
TASK 4: CONSUMPTION Study - How to take pictures
Set label next to their plate
Clear Visibility
Remove any trash
Make sure trays are neat and food visible not piled or covered (sporks, napkins or peels).
Use natural light or stand under a bright area for clear images.
Zoom out enough to capture the entire tray and the label clearly.
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Leftover Fruits
students should NOT appear on picture
No pictures on scale
If applicable, remove fruit peels or large items covering leftovers so the remaining portions are clearly visible.
Take photos before and after the meal to show actual consumption.
The scale should only be used for weighing food, not pictures.
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Upload and resources
**Check the Hub for resources and upload your photos and consumption log to the right folder.**
Submission
- Corresponding Campus Folder
- 10 pictures uploaded
- Consumption log uploaded
Resources
- Example Guide
- Consumption Log
- Consumption Study Tarining
- Student Labels
- Best Practices (**NEW**) Available Friday - 10/17
Thank you!
Arinda Rodriguez
Ana Valdez
Sr. CNP Nutrition Analyst
CNP Nutrition Administrator
Non-acceptable PictureMenu items are not clearly visible because of the angle (plate is on scale), student label is covering the fruit, alfredo and milk and entree are covering the breadstick.
Acceptable PictureThe entire tray and the label are clearly visible, making it easy to identify the meal and its components.
Make every photo clear and bright
Avoid using filters, flash, or dim lighting, as these can distort colors and make details harder to see. Make sure the photo is taken from above at a slight angle to show the full tray and label clearly.
Acceptable PictureNo trash is visible and the tray is in a clean flat surface. Banana peel was removed from the top which makes the remaining portions visible.
Non-acceptable PictureThe leftover fruit is being covered by the fruit peel, making it difficult to see the remaining portion of the fruit.
Non-acceptable Picture
Acceptable Picture
Menu items are neatly placed within each compartment, and the photo captures the full tray.
The lid and items placed on top of the container are blocking visibility of the menu items. Als, trash like fruit peels and spork is visible covering menu items.
Proper Photo Setup
Acceptable PictureNo trash is visible, the milk was poured into a clear cup, and the label is clearly visible..
Non-acceptable PictureThe student’s face should not be visible, and the lid and scale placement are blocking visibility of the menu items.
Non-acceptable PictureMenu items are not clearly visible because student label is covering the pizza and fruit. Picture should not be taken on the scale.
Acceptable PictureThe entire tray and the label are clearly visible, making it easy to identify the meal and its components.
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HKH Consumption Study Learning Burst
10/16/2025
TASK 4: CONSUMPTION Study - How to take pictures
Set label next to their plate
Clear Visibility
Remove any trash
Make sure trays are neat and food visible not piled or covered (sporks, napkins or peels).
Use natural light or stand under a bright area for clear images.
Zoom out enough to capture the entire tray and the label clearly.
+ info
+ info
+ info
Leftover Fruits
students should NOT appear on picture
No pictures on scale
If applicable, remove fruit peels or large items covering leftovers so the remaining portions are clearly visible.
Take photos before and after the meal to show actual consumption.
The scale should only be used for weighing food, not pictures.
+ info
+ info
+ info
Upload and resources
**Check the Hub for resources and upload your photos and consumption log to the right folder.**
Submission
Resources
Thank you!
Arinda Rodriguez
Ana Valdez
Sr. CNP Nutrition Analyst
CNP Nutrition Administrator
Non-acceptable PictureMenu items are not clearly visible because of the angle (plate is on scale), student label is covering the fruit, alfredo and milk and entree are covering the breadstick.
Acceptable PictureThe entire tray and the label are clearly visible, making it easy to identify the meal and its components.
Make every photo clear and bright
Avoid using filters, flash, or dim lighting, as these can distort colors and make details harder to see. Make sure the photo is taken from above at a slight angle to show the full tray and label clearly.
Acceptable PictureNo trash is visible and the tray is in a clean flat surface. Banana peel was removed from the top which makes the remaining portions visible.
Non-acceptable PictureThe leftover fruit is being covered by the fruit peel, making it difficult to see the remaining portion of the fruit.
Non-acceptable Picture
Acceptable Picture
Menu items are neatly placed within each compartment, and the photo captures the full tray.
The lid and items placed on top of the container are blocking visibility of the menu items. Als, trash like fruit peels and spork is visible covering menu items.
Proper Photo Setup
Acceptable PictureNo trash is visible, the milk was poured into a clear cup, and the label is clearly visible..
Non-acceptable PictureThe student’s face should not be visible, and the lid and scale placement are blocking visibility of the menu items.
Non-acceptable PictureMenu items are not clearly visible because student label is covering the pizza and fruit. Picture should not be taken on the scale.
Acceptable PictureThe entire tray and the label are clearly visible, making it easy to identify the meal and its components.