Soft light food photography

NYT Cooking on Instagram: “First, make @csaffitz's Sourdough Bread with the link in bio. Then slice it, cover it in peanut butter, drizzle with honey. That's it,…”

Light and airy food photography

Food Photography 📸 Simplicity was the key on this shoot for @eatsproutz 🌱by focusing on the products as the main characters, the vibrant colors and textures shine. Sometimes all you need is a great lighting and your product to create stunning photos 📸 #miamiphotographer #miamiphoto #miamiphotography #miamiphotoshoot #miamiphotos #foodphotography #foodphotographer #productphotography #productphotographer #miamifoodphotographer #instaphotography #fypage #instaphotigy #brickellrestaurants…

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 profession

Harsh light food photography by Kelsey Sandoval for Lehi Mills

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…

The secret for achieving atmospheric moody frames with natural light🔅(Part 1)🔅 1. Lighting: - Use Natural Light: Soft, diffused natural light is ideal for moody photography. Early morning or late afternoon (golden hour) provides warm, gentle light, while overcast days offer even, soft light with minimal shadows. - Directional Light:Create drama by using side lighting or backlighting. This can cast deep shadows and highlight textures, adding depth to your images. - Low Key Lighting:Use…

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