Flat lay food photography composition

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Flat lay or overhead photos are a great way to photograph food, but do you find your photos can look a bit flat? Learn the best overhead set up and how to add depth to your flat lay food photography using lighting and shadows in your composition with these photography tips. Save this food photography tutorial to refer back to next time you set up a flat lay or overhead food photoshoot.

Shooting splashes is always a great fun for me, especially with coffee. Even if it’s a simple image with a coffee cup and a falling piece of refined sugar. But I tried to make it a bit more interesting and thought: maybe I can add some twist to it? So I did.

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What do you know about flat-lay food photography? 🥗📸 Check this post to learn more about this technique. If you’re a food photographer, you have probably tried this angle before. Flat-lay photography involves taking photos from directly above the subject, creating a bird’s-eye view of the food arrangement. This style highlights the composition, colors, and textures of the dishes, making every detail visible and inviting. It allows you to showcase the art of your dishes, emphasizing their…

What do you know about flat-lay food photography? 🥗📸 Check this post to learn more about this technique. If you’re a food photographer, you have probably tried this angle before. Flat-lay photography involves taking photos from directly above the subject, creating a bird’s-eye view of the food arrangement. This style highlights the composition, colors, and textures of the dishes, making every detail visible and inviting. It allows you to showcase the art of your dishes, emphasizing their…