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Food
Accessorizing your Food on Site
Shiny silverware and a flower arrangement can help to make any dessert item fit for a magazine cover....
Create a Scene with Your Food Photographs
Birds eye view works for desserts but an image that employs depth of field can be effective too!
Experimenting is Key
Check out some of these helpful and easy tips from Tony Schreck
Farmers Market Photography
There’s a Farmers Market near you! Every town has one. Every big city has several. They are typically held in a park or in the middle of a closed street on a Saturday or Sunday morning. Find yours and bring your point and shoot (P&S) camera....
Help with Apertures
I wanted to accentuate the colors of the fruit, so I used a shallow depth of field - f 5.6..
Just Peachy
Sometimes you sit down for eggs at the local diner and you come up peaches....
On the Spot in Restaurants
Food. Everyone loves it. Photographing food in restaurants is not all that difficult, but you have to be quick...
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Soft Focus for Appeal
Soft focus can be very appealing for food close-ups. Less information lets the viewer fill in his/her own desires.
Using a Reflector to Enhance Your Cook Out
A silver reflector can turn a snapshot into a professionally-lit photograph. An image like this has subjects in dark forest withbright mid-day lake scenery visible behind them...
Using Bounced Light in Food Photographs
DPA instructor Michael Steinberg shows an example of what bouncing light can do for your still life images.
Using Food as A Travelogue
While in France for two weeks I made the decision to keep a journal. I photographed every meal my partner and I ate. We prepared most of our meals. And so each day about three times a day, I used my panasonic DMCTZ3 to record the meal, or the preparation, or the clean up.
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