Light food photography

Still life photography is a creative type of photography and can be sometimes one of the most fulfilling one. You do not need to go for complicated setups and objects to photograph, but can find small interesting things from your day to day life and capture a story through still life photography. In this article, we will look at how to capture still life photographs of objects at home.

Using natural light for food photography is a skill that allows you to transition from indoor to outdoor scenes easily. There are pros and cons to using natural light for food photography and the decision is ultimately up to you. How you choose to work does not determine how good, bad, or profession

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Francesco Tonelli is a food photographer based in the New York Metro Area. His clients include KIND, Chobani, Godiva, Chipotle, Knorr, Daisy, Campbell, Unilever, WW Fresh, The New York Times, Jean-Georges, Eleven Madison Park and The Culinary Institute of America.

In this post, I'm showing you two simple food photography artificial lighting setups you can use to recreate different looks using one light and soft box.

As some of you might know, I moved to The Hague for half a year this January. As I traveled here by train and had to carry all my luggage I couldn’t bring to many things. But one thing I made sure to bring was my waffle iron. That’s how much I like waffles. All my friends and family made fun of me for that.. but that’s just who I am. … More Vegan wholegrain chocolate waffles

Client : Kokogreen | Foodphoto : Du Mien | Foodstylist : Tr Thu Giang | Via : oday.concept

Hard Light Food Photography - Food photography is all about understanding and learning about the simple, yet complex concept of light. In this post I focus on hard light - the perfect light to create that summer feel in your imagery and to create some high contrast interest and focus points.