Food lighting setup

Step-by-step advanced lighting tutorial for how to use two lights to create an on-trend scene using filled hard light.

In this post, I'm showing you two simple food photography artificial lighting setups you can use to recreate different looks using one light and soft box.

For beautiful salivating food photography, you don't need a lot of lighting equipment. To create a shot that will make your viewer's stomach start to rumble you only need one diffused light source. Using only one light source creates a natural look with one set of shadows. By changing the direction and intensity of these shadows, you can create countless lighting scenarios

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Food Photography Lighting with Artificial Lights! Everything you want to know about using Ego Lights for food photography!

I am super pumped to have my partner in crime and Gold Coast food photographer, Jo Anderson from the Luminous Kitchen on the blog for this guest post.Jo's been creating some amazing images with incredible lighting, and she's here today to share her humble set up with you guys.Get ready because

If you're looking to transition from natural to artificial lighting for your food photography, this post is for you.

Step-by-step advanced lighting tutorial for how to use two lights to create an on-trend scene using filled hard light.