I want to share this secret, the amazing way to improve your food photography. This is the fastest way to improve your skills. No matter how many books you read, no matter how many courses you take, no matter how many great food photos you look at, none of that will help you improve if you don’t know this secret. Are you ready to find this out ??
The Fastest Way to Improve Food Photography Skills
The fastest way to improve your food photography skills is – to take photos.
As I said earlier, No matter how much you read about taking great photographs, no matter how many courses you take to improve photography, none of that will help you if you don’t take photos.
Do It!
Reading about Photography and taking courses and classes and everything else is important but worthless if you don’t pick up your camera and take food photos. Taking photos is the fastest way of improving your skills. Every time your pick up the camera and apply what you have learnt by taking a picture. Do it! Do it NOW!!
Done?
Now after you are done, tell us what did you shoot? If you have a link, drop that in the comments too.
Photo Courtesy: m4r00n3d
Hi Neel,
Thanks for dropping by my Blog and offering the food photography tips, it’s very much appreciated. I am also enjoying your blog and hope to learn more from your post.
Thank you for kind words. I hope I can help. Please shout at us with any questions in particular. What do you find challenging with food photography?
Love your blog & pictures. I wish to get there one day. Am currently experimaneting with my P & S still!
Deeba,
Thank you for comments.
Neel,
I did this:
http://cookingquinn.blogspot.com/2009/12/roasted-honey-chicken-wings-with-baby.html
Adapting the ‘line element’ from your blog here:
http://www.learnfoodphotography.com/2009/12/understanding-elements-of-art-to-improve-food-styling-and-photography/
Did it work?
Thanks!
http://pbetouffee.blogspot.com/2006/06/unusual-pairing.html
the above is one of my favorite photos from our blog.
I try to take pics of food with natural light yes or no?
I love cooking. And photography has made me capture my passion for food. In this kind of art I can immortalize every taste, every aroma. And the bonus side of it I can share it with the public.
love to cook but photography floors me. This is what I have shot I will love to hear from you.[img]http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-vdpV2OtTkBY/UOmn6gm7mlI/AAAAAAAABG0/0IVa8qVPHFs/s640/tousule+2.JPG[/img]