Food Photography
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DIY Food Photography Background For Under $50
One item that you need to really take your food photography to another level is a quality background. A popular choice is to shoot on large wood cutting boards or similar objects because wood can go with almost any food and add character to the shot. Today I am going to show you how to make your own quality double sided wood background for under $50.
Fstoppers Black Friday Sale and More Discounted Education!
It seems like the entire photography education world is on sale this weekend! Here’s a list of great deals to…
Photography E-books and DVDs
Retouching E-books Digital Photo Retouching: Beauty, Fashion and Portrait Photography by Julia Kuzmenko McKim As an award winning retoucher, photographer,…
Food Photography Styling Tip: How to Float Garnish on a Thin Soup
Food photography is not all about sticking a plate of food down and taking a few shots. A lot of work and planning must go into the styling of the food; just as a hair or makeup styling is imperative for shooting with Models, Food Styling is imperative for high quality food photography.
Sticky Buns for Days – A Simple Natural Light Food Shoot | How We Shot It
Yesterday I posted about some great food photography tips and I wanted to try some of them out. So I grabbed my equipment and setup in my dining room. I wanted to get a shot of something that was delicious, something that could inspire my wife to cook me more goodies. So I chose to shoot one of my wife’s homemade sticky buns.
Sunday Food Photography Tips and Tricks
Today is Sunday, and for me that means it’s all about food. Big family dinners, good looking food and great atmosphere. So what if I wanted to take some images from these amazing dinners that I so often partake in on Sundays?
Half the Calories, Twice the Photographic Fun: Conceptual “Cut Food” Photography by Beth Galton
Food photography is one of those things that I absolutely love to look at, when it’s done right it can make you crave whatever the dish featured is. Normally food photography is all about selling a dish or item to be bought and consumed. Today I came across a very interesting conceptual food shoot by Photographer Beth Galton & Food Stylist Charlotte Omnes, it’s called “Cut Food” and it features a look at food in a way you normally would not see it.
Tips for Better Food Photography
Have you ever seen a picture of food that just makes you drool? Have you ever tried to take pictures of food, but can’t get the result to look appetizing? Then you need to check out this great blog post over on Bumble and Light that is full of great tips to improve your food photography
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