Food photography natural light

Using natural light for food photography is a skill that allows you to transition from indoor to outdoor scenes easily. There are pros and cons to using natural light for food photography and the decision is ultimately up to you. How you choose to work does not determine how good, bad, or professional you are at your craft.

I’ve summarised the key points you need to know for photographing food using natural light, including the planning, equipment, lighting and techniques.

This nourishing cashew curry is the best kind of comfort food--warm and cozy for cold winter nights, but healthy so you can eat it guilt-free.

Sunny afternoons at @sjbhotel Scroll through for the beautiful natural light this venue courtyard gets during the day, absolutely gorgeous and a great place to spend the afternoon ☀️ Follow for more food photography 📸 #sydneyrestaurant #sydneyrestaurantphotographer #sydneyrestaurantphotography #restaurantphotographer #restaurantphotoshoot #restaurantphotography #sydneyfoodphotographer #sydneyfoodphotography #restaurant #sydneyrestaurants #restaurantsinsydney #sydneyfoodie #sydneyfood #...

Engaged for our food photography and food styling services, we were tasked by Ishiro to capture their range of donburi rice bowls.

Between flash and continuous lights there are so many options for food photographers. But which is the best? Let's find out!

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

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

Next level food photography starts with artificial lighting! This free mini course will help you decide on the best gear for your needs.