As you have probably noticed, football season is in full swing! I am spending mine traveling to a new tailgating spot every weekend, but between those tailgates, I am still taking pictures of my food. I am sure that you have noticed the days are getting shorter and fall weather is here. This might be great for tailgating and spending time outdoors, but it can be awful for your food photography.
If there is one lens that I love the most, it might be my 100mm Macro lens. If you are into food photography or aspiring to learn more about food photography this is considered to be the best lens for capturing food.
Thank you to the countless number of you who have sent emails and left comments asking what lenses I shoot with. Well today, I am going to tell you. I am going to start off with the lens I feel has the most value for the money. The Canon 50mm f1.4
When I think of cake doughnuts, I think of breakfast and coffee. It might not be healthy, but a good cup of coffee and a classic cake doughnut is a pretty great way to start your day.
There are times where you don’t always want your subject to be the main dish. Sometimes, ingredients are the star of your images. Let us take a closer look using mustard as an example.
What isn’t to love about new potatoes? The easiest and arguably tastiest way to enjoy them is roasting!
Happy National Potato Day! With last week being National Julienne Fries Day, there have been a lot of potato celebrations recently. Fries are probably my favorite form of potatoes, so I thought I would celebrate with my second favorite. Tator Tots. More importantly with Totchos.
Happy Friday and more importantly happy Julienne Fries Day! Today I am celebrating by….
I spent last week doing something a little bit different. It did involve food and photography, but this was a completely new experience to me. You could say, I was on the other side of the camera.
This week, I am teaching a food photography class at The Light Factory in Charlotte, NC. The class will cover everything you have seen in my photo tutorials and much much more. Next week, I will provide a recap of what the class was like. Anyway, in preparing for the class, I was putting together some slides on shutter speed, so I thought I would share a little what I am covering with you.
Last week, I talked about monochromatic colors. Today, I am going to continue the journey through color theory and how it relates to “making” photographs. But first, I need to explain something very important.
