If you’ve been around you know that I am a big fan of photographer David duChemin. He is the best selling author of Within the Frame, and several other books.
He is giving away a FREE eBook here. There is no email signup or any opt-in either. The book is titled Craft & Vision and has absolutely amazing information on photography.
Here’s what the content looks like…
It has been quite some time, I haven’t posted some photographs for inspiration. Here are 9 different ways to photograph drinks. The list contains drinks of all kind. Smoothies, juices, wines to name a few. Take a look and learn about the 6 Steps to Improve Your Photography.
Inspiration. Its amazing how that works. In this post, we have 11 people whom I have found inspirational when it comes to food photography.
Quickly Learn Food StylingWant to learn food styling in 10 seconds or less? How quicker can you learn about food styling?
There are around 600 different shapes of pasta. Tube like, hair like, flat noodles, twisted ones and more. I believe, pasta is also one of the most popular food and something that can be easily made at home. If you want to practice food photography, pasta seems to be a good candidate to prepare and shoot at home. Below are 8 different pasta shots, think about how these photos were taken. Think about how the camera was placed and where the light was. Don’t just look, observe.
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.
