Create Better Food Photography With Your Phone
Taking photos on the go with a mobile phone can be fun and an easy way to keep a social media profile looking busy and interesting. While food photography is very popular, getting pictures of food to look good can be tricky. These three easy tips will help you to improve your food photography with your phone.
White balance is the process of removing unrealistic color casts, so that objects which appear white in person show white in your photo. Different light sources have different colour temperatures which can give a blue or yellow cast in a photo.
In this article I aim to help people learn how to photograph food with controlled lighting. I love natural light, but it can be unpredictable and changeable. I will demonstrate below using just one controlled light, how I can mimic the effects of shooting next to a window.
Choosing the right camera angle as a food photographer can depend on a number of things. This guide shows how to determine which angle to use and why
Getting started in food Photography using Natural Light.
Photographing food with natural light is an good way to get started but it does have it’s difficulties. There are also some other factors to consider when taking photographs of food such as composition, colour pallets and props. This post has a few useful tips to help you get started.
I don’t often shoot events, but earlier this year I agreed to photograph a networking event organised by Urbano which featured delicious nibbles by Party Ingredients catering company and Scottish craft beer brewed by Brewdog. Here’s my top tips for achieving better results from Events Photography.
Photographing food is one of the trickiest things to get right. A dish can look amazing in it’s own right, but if it’s not been lit correctly it just won’t look appetising. Here is a lighting tip for photographing flat shaped food.
Conceptual food photography, apples displayed to convey different objects
