Diy food photography setup

Food photography will at times take you out of the studio and on location. It may be to a restaurant, a farm, or a bakery. If you have to travel to where the food is, then you will have to think about what background you will shoot on. When shooting at a restaurant, capturing the decor and ambiance of the dining room with the dish is preferred by the client. Capturing the

Behind The Scenes ~ How To Use Artificial Light In Food Photography - Whole Lifestyle Nutrition

Amazing tips for lighting, camera settings, editing and raising your iPhone food photography to the next level! Make tasty food photos with your phone. Lightroom Mobile App Changing The ISO, WB, Shutter Speed and Manual Focus For the smartphone Camera

Since launching Bessie Bakes Backdrops in 2019, I have received so many questions about how to stand up backdrops so that they can be used as the fake wall behind your scene. This is a great question, and the good news is I have 3 easy ways that you can hang our lightweight physical, super-thin...

Cover image for downloadable pdf showing a table set with props and a bundt cake on a stand and some halved blood oranges.

How to take better photos of your food. #tonyrunte41

Go behind the scenes to see how to build your own studio for your food photography.

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In this blog post, we'll talk about 7 common food photography mistakes that you might be making if your food photographs aren't impressing anyone or getting any traffic on social media (or anywhere else).

A No BS Guide to Food Photography

For years, readers and bloggers have asked me about my shooting setup. And I always tell them that it's nothing fancy. (At least, nothing fancy like some of the professional studios I have worked in

Learn how to improve your food photography in 5 steps! Learn all about working with natural light, the best backdrops, editing in Lightroom and MORE!

Creating depth in food photos is often spoken about, but what does it really mean? A simple way to creating depth in your food photography.

You’ve got the camera, the natural light settings like those food blogger shares in Youtube or you might even invest in studio light, and you’re so ready to take that snap and make awesome food photography like those cool pin on pinterest, only to be frustrated by the result.