Scott Fillmer

I was sent this (the info not the cake) from Deb this morning and I just had to do a blog post about it.  For any of those spouses of photographers, especially those Nikon freaks, it is time to step up to the plate and buy him or her that cherished Nikon D700 Birthday Cake.  This thing is a replica of a Nikon D700 DSLR camera body with a carrot cake and vanilla buttercream (see Surprise Camera Birthday Cake and Camera Birthday Cake) insides.  The attention to detail is wild but it sounds delicious too.

What was even more funny about the cake was the party was Maggiano’s restaurant in Bridgewater, NJ, one of my hometowns for more than some 4 years growing up.  I would love to see some photos from the birthday party if any were uploaded to flickr.  In the mean time, check out these awesome photos of the Nikon DSLR and NIkon D700 DSLR birthday cakes.  I didn’t see how much these cakes cost, but I am fairly certain they won’t put you back the $3,000 that the Nikon D700 costs and it looks far more tasty.

Thanks to Pink Cake Box for the cake images. I love seeing businesses go out of their way to help their customers and the likeness of the D700 is just incredible.  I am still finishing up Tribes by Seth Godin and he talks a lot about building a following like Pink Cake Box seems to have done with their masterpieces of sugar and flour.  I spend a lot of time with my D700 and the likeness is great.  Check them out if you are in the market for a wild looking cake.