Almond Pudding by zetson
“Life is uncertain. Eat dessert first”. – Ernestine Ulmer
There is something fascinating about dessert photographs that can make anybody crave for them. I don’t know anybody who does not like desserts. After spending some time looking at them, I thought these would be good to share with the readers. I am sure these will inspire you to take some great dessert pictures too. Here are 10 (+1) mouth-watering desserts shots that will make you want them now.
Caution: Don’t lick your computer screen.
Tiny Surprise by Sebastian Mary
Dessert Cake by MR+G
Bittersweet Chocolate Shortcake by Ciro Boro – photo
Ice Cream by papadont
Cake with Ice Cream and Meringue by al unisono
Heavenly Cappuccino Meringue by Anniewil
Bread and Butter Pudding by www.hafizismail.net
Sponge cake by Vanessa Pike-Russell
Minimalist cupcake by Chris Blakeley
granite of coffee by yomi995
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What do you think? Did you like these photos? Your favorite one? Any other photos that you know of? Are you inspired by these to take some photographs yourself? Tell us about it, in the comments below.
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Thank you,
very interesting article
Thank you for your comments. Appreciate you stopping by.
I am speechless. Now I AM getting hungry!
I’ll be ready to start taking better dessert pics, as soon as I finish my ice cream!
Kathleen
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please critique my image. thanks
I love your article, good photo selection. I am doing a dessert photo shoot soon, so I was looking for some inspiration and advice
Delicious photos, indeed… but can you help me understand something…
the photo of “Ice Cream”… I guess it is creative to tilt your view; however, to my eye, I find it difficult to get used to. I feel like the ice cream will slide off the plate. How do you assess when this is acceptable or unacceptable or is it simply the creative whim of the photographer?
Fay; Please do not fret, the ice cream is firmly secured to the plate and will not slide off regardless of the angle that you hold hour head. HINT: Do not tilt your head, instead, tilt the monitor, but be careful that you do not slide off your chair. SORRY – I couldn’t help myself. NO reflection on you Fay – just my “sick” humour. Actually, I agree with you, I don’t find the depiction of the iced cream appealing and it almost induces Vertigo. Nor is it immediately apparent that the iced cream is the subject, or is the only subject, (due to the angle – ?? ). Sorry again Fay, no harm intended.
Neel; Just wanted to say that I’ve been a ‘follower’ for more than a year and have yet to make a comment
on any of the hundreds of articles that I have read. My point is that there are likely hundreds or more
people such as myself who enjoy and benefit from your hard work, yet say nothing. It’s only because it’s
not in our nature to do so, at least not on a regular basis. So, from all of us mutes, THANK YOU and try
to keep in mind that we are out there.
HAPPY NEW YEAR ! NEEL, AND TO ALL OF YOUR READERS – FROM WHOM I OFTEN LEARN FROM AS WELL.
I wanna eat all yo food u skinnys!! imma fat man and i LOVE to eat all da food!!
you and me both, brahhh. ya’ll be trippin to be fat as us! off the heazy fo shizzle dizzle ma mannnn! let’s congregate and have a fat man feast. CCCCC:
I do not find these to be appealing. In the world of food photography, I would give these a C-. Go check out Donna Hay for some beautiful food photography.