How have the last two weeks been for you? The past week we covered some more tips beyond the basics of photography.
In last 6 days, we presented six tips specific to food photography. We talked everything from elements of art to studying photos in food magazines. Let’s look at what we covered in last few days.
Food Photography Tips from Last Week
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Day 8: Add These 6 Elements to Your Next Food Photo - Six elements of art you improve your food photography.
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Day 9: Get Inspiration to Feed Your Brain – Constantly feed your brain with creativity. This post details on how to do that.
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Day 10: Add Variety in Your Food Photography Portfolio by Breaking the Pattern – Stuck in a rut? Read this on how to add variety in your portfolio.
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Day 11: Sketch Your Food Photo Ideas – Plan your food photography shoot by sketching your ideas before starting to take photos.
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Day 12: Study Food Photos in Magazines – Food Magazines are great source of top notch food photography. This post explains how to study food photos and read them.
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Day 13: Compose Your Food Photos with Props (and without Food) – Food photography is complex and this post helps you simplify composition by breaking it into two steps.
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Please Do Me a Favor
I hope this series is helping you in some way. How has the first 14 days of this series been for you? Can you please take 2 mins and tell me in the comments section – what you would like to see in next 15 days? What topics would add value to you? Thank you for your help.
So far this has been interesting to follow. There were a couple of standout assignments for me – like breaking the pattern or yesterday’s tip on composing without the food.
What I’d like to see more in the next 15 days are tips that are less general (many of your tips could be applied to still life photography or other kinds of photography too). So maybe something that is a bit more specific to FOOD photography would be helpful.
Also, I think it might help if you could incoroporate your own experiences as a photographer on how you accomplished certain things in an image. So maybe illustrate your daily topics with a bit more of personal experience. I know from my own teaching experience that using examples helps sometimes a bit more to understand things that seem rather abstract in the explanation only.