Thank you so much for this excellent video. I am teaching art remotely during COVID and just spent the past hour looking for the perfect tutorial for shooting food on a phone. You’re a great teacher- concise, easy to understand, no jargon that might scare off a novice photographer, and beautiful examples to illustrate your lesson. THANK YOU! Looking forward to sharing this with my students ☺️
I have just watched 10 videos to try and learn how to do food photography. You my friend are just good. Simple. Believable. Likeable. Knowledgable. Happy New Year from the U.K.
This was SO helpful, thank you! Curious, do you have any videos on how to best edit iPhone photos? I’m completely new to photography and any help would be amazing! Going for “light and airy”. Thank you so much again!
This was helpful,but what if the window has metal bars and are ruining the photo ,can i find a small table take pictures on an open space with a nice background?
The tips are super. Thanks! But What to do when you Cook in The evening and there simply is no sun light left? Use artificial light and Diffusor? Photo Boxes? Any Tips or recommendations? Ty !! 😊
Those are good tips. The problem I have is that I cook dinner for the family and try to take photos of the dish just to post it on Facebook 😂but I have no natural lighting. Plus, my counter is dark.
Skyler I get all my surfaces from tile shops. They’re usually just a few bucks too. (Because they charge by the square food. Shhhhhh don’t tell anyone I told you!)
Had to give up the DSLR now trying to figure out the Iphone for my food blog. The problem, so many times the photos are distorted and it looks like the food or bowls are falling off the edge of the picture. What am I doing wrong??????
shalaka Vaidya I was able to get it to work, just keep backing up so you get more distance between you and the food and then tap on your subject and it should work!
