📸 All-you-need food photography training designed for aspiring photographers ready to become the go-to that every food brand is dying to hire ⚡️
The Deets: I currently upload every Friday at 5pm Central European Time (ready for the weekend 🎉)
I help small food photography business owners who are done wasting time sifting through hundreds of online courses get all the skills they need to be a stand out food photographer in one place. My comprehensive, budget-friendly food photography membership covers everything you need to succeed from composition to artificial lighting (and everything in between). You’ll also get direct access to me with live monthly feedback sessions, and a community of creative peers for accountability and support. It’s like having a personal photography mentor, library, and studio, all rolled into one.
Hello Lauren, Great video!!! I was wondering if i could help you edit your videos which can save your time as well as focus you only on creating more content??
Thank you so much, you are the proper youtube teacher i needed to grow up in the photography field and in my life. Please Keep doing it as you do. Cheers from South America!!
Cool photo! Why didnt you used stronger light or f11 and Iso 100/125? The difference would probably be tiny but I was thought that product photography is usally done on iso 100 and I al interested in theory vs practice :D
Which flashlight you can recommend to me for work in hotels and restaurants where there is sometimes limited space for all the equipment and even when guests are still in the restaurant when I have to shoot. Thanks 🙏
Hi Lauren, thanks for the video. Just a quick question as I don't think you mentioned it in your 'gear list'. But what is the bracket you have connected to camera?? Does it support the tether cable at all, or is it simply an 'L' bracket cause your shooting vertical?
Love the video and the outcome! My 2 €Cents: If you use the "Golden Triangle", you deal with power points, that are not equal to those of the original golden section (taken horizontally or vertically). It might be a matter of taste, but for my eyes, these original power points are more powerful (actually, they are more extreme; farer away from 1:3).
