Ever wonder what to put ‘around’ your main food or hero item? Confused what to place in the background of your photos? Do you keep trying various ingredients and props and yet, everything you use looks unnatural and and out of place no matter where you place it in the photo? Today, I want to […]
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Shooting drinks is part and parcel of being a food photographer. Once you’ve mastered the art of food photography, the next logical step is drinks photography. Beverage photography can be a fun rewarding experience but it does come with its challenges. Think melting ice, scratches on glasses, ugly reflections as well as fingerprints on glassware […]
Deciding what angle your food should be photographed is key to ensuring a successful image.
Dark moody photographs can be hard to shoot when you’re first starting out. But we have just the trick for you. Shooting in a box! Yes, you read that right. A box can be the perfect tool to shoot dark moody photos as the walls of the box provide negative fill and block light. This […]
Did you know that there are so many ways to earn money as a food photographer? From creating content for food brands to restaurant photography.
Tethered shooting for food photography connects your camera to your computer via a cable or wire. Trying out shooting tethered transforms the way you take photos.
The adjustments and tools you use during editing have a massive impact on your final image and local adjustment tools will help make a good photo great.
The enemy of great lighting is a mindset that believes in popular myths that simply aren’t true. PHOOD breaks those myths so that you have the correct information to create beautiful versatile light.
PHOOD breaks down these six ingredients to make your food look as good as it tastes.
Flat lay food photography may look easy enough to outsiders, but as food photographers, we know how complicated they can really be. There’s so much more to it than just arranging the items in a unique way on a background. It requires pre planning, attention to minute detail with regards to composition, propping, food styling and lighting.
Say goodbye to grainy and blurry photos. Get beautiful buttery images that make the viewer melt.
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