Little Water Step Into The Future with a digital at the table ordering tablet provided by MagicTab.
Photographing Food
Over the last few months I’ve found myself photographing a fair bit of Indian food for some local restaurants on London. These are some of the challenges I faced and the great results we achieved.
Sometimes one of the challenges with food photography is making things look hot. Hot liquids, such as coffee or soup, benefit from a bit of heat vapour every now and again.
Photographing seventy plus food and drink items in two days for a London restaurant is no small feat. With some careful planning and considerations some great food and drink photography was produced.
I have been working on a healthy baking cook book so I thought I would share one of the early test shots with you and walk you through the photography process.
Many people start out taking pictures of food using natural light, so I thought I would share my own experiences of Food Photography With Natural Light and some of the challenges I have faced and how I over came them.
Daylight food photography tips by Rhowena MacCuish photographing Courgette Soup. As any British seasonal food follower will know that courgettes are a plenty at the moment. So to celebrate the fantastic array of courgettes around last week I made some absolutely delicious courgette soup, adding onions, vegetable stock. garlic, basil, parsley and parmesan cheese and just a touch of half fat crème fraiche. To preserve the deliciousness of this scrumptious soup I took this photograph.
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