Today we are very excited to announce a 31-Day series on this food photography blog to improve your food photos. We are calling it “31 Days of Food Photography Tips” or 31DFTP.
Starting July 1st, we will post a food photography lesson every day with a simple assignment for the next 31 days. So what is it going to be like?
Hope this Holiday season was wonderful for you and your family. I hope you enjoyed the food and celebrated the season.
And here’s another wish… Happy new year to you and your loved ones in advance. Hope this past year was a blast for you and that you achieved your goals.
We hope that the next year will be a blast for you as well. If you have not started thinking about your goals, here are some photography goals to get you started. Here’s my goal this year – building my home photography studio.
By the time this post will be published, we will be on our way to climbing one of the highest peak in Texas. Regular posting at LFP will resume January 3rd. That’s when I get back from vacationing in one of the largest, least-visited and most remote national parks.
Have a blast y’all. Keep taking great pictures.
Photo by [ Mooi ]
Welcome Problogger readers. Thank you for visiting LearnFoodPhotography.com. In this post, we have a FREE Gift for limited time.
Photograph by Vanessa Pike-RussellIf you celebrate Christmas, hope you have a wonderful one – Merry Christmas to You – and please share your food photographs from Christmas with us. Oh!! and if you catch Santa eating those cookies, take a picture and share that with us too.
If you don’t celebrate Christmas, well Happy Holidays to you!! And BTW if you do catch Santa flying around, take a picture for all of us and share that. Please!!
Regardless of where you are, New Year is just around the corner and celebration is in the air. Take some good food photographs and share with the crowd.
Happy Holidays Food Lovers!!
Food Photography has a power of exciting people about food. A good food photograph can make you hungry and arouse your temptation. I believe, this is why there are very few Food Photographers. Food photography leaves a lasting impact, but there is more to a great food photograph than just photography – Food styling. Food photograph is only as good as its food styling. Most famous Food Photographers either have food styling skills or hire a Food Stylist.
If you are hobbyist like me, hiring a food stylist is very expensive. So why not develop food styling skills and at the same time improve your food photos?
Dear Readers (and specially those who are reading this through RSS or email),
Some of you have notified that RSS feed for this blog is not working and that if you try to get to the food photography blog, the page disappears.
So, thought writing a quick note to all of you and addressing this. Here are some details of what’s going on and what are we doing.
First of all thank you for your patience.
If you are trying to visit the blog from RSS feed, the page loads for few seconds and then the content disappears and all you can see is a smiley face like *:)* on a blank white page.
This seems to be caused by an unknown character in the RSS Feed (according to the feed validator). So, some feed character is doing some weird stuff and causing the content to disappear.
While I have tried several options like installing a plugin, resyncing the feed, removing the stats software, but this issue is not fixed yet. While I am contacting some folks to get some advice, this may take longer than I would like it to be. In the meantime, please bear with us.
There is however a work around to this problem for the short term.
If you are reading a post like this one in your RSS reader and you click the heading of this post, you will be redirected to the following link:
This link will result to a blank white page as we discussed above.
However, if you remove the stuff after the last “/” that is
#utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+FoodPhotoStyling+%28Learn+Food+Photography+and+Food+Styling%29&utm_content=FeedBurner
you will get following link and that should work and let you visit the page.
http://www.learnfoodphotography.com/rss-feed-problem/
This is not my preferred option, but please bear with us while we get this fixed.
Do you have any suggestion, know someone who could help or point me to an article? I did some research and Googling in last few days, however nothing seems to work yet. If you have any ideas, I’ll very much appreciate it.
Again, I really appreciate all your support and patience on this from all you reader. Thank you for making this blog a wonderful place.
