Thanksgiving is full of turkeys — the actual one, and that weird relative every family somehow seems to have — and both types make excellent […]
The ubiquity of Instagram and other photo-sharing apps has brought new attention to the medium of food photography, making it more accessible and popular than […]
When it comes to photographing your food, it’s all about setting the “right” scene. If you want your honey baked ham or apple pie to make […]
On a professional, commercial or editorial shoot, food stylists prepare food to make it look “real,” or better than real. This requires quite a few […]
As a commercial food photographer, I create images of a variety of products from beer to donuts. Over the years though I have become known […]
Food photography is a wonderfully satisfying art form but it requires that the photographer be aware of every little detail in the image, all while […]
Just like a chef needs a great pair of knives, a food photographer needs a solid camera and a good lens (or two). But […]
The ancient Chinese proverb “you eat with your eyes first” has likely never been more true than in today’s social media-driven world. Thanks to customers […]
Penny De Los Santos has traveled across the world to capture her award-winning photographs, some of which have been featured in National Geographic magazine. While […]
Lettering designer Danielle Evans, aka Marmalade Bleue, turns edible objects into extraordinary 3D illustrious lettering designs. Ironically, the Columbus, Ohio native, almost pursued an education […]
Once a fairly niche market, the advent of the smart phone has made food photography infinitely more prolific. In every magazine and on every website […]
If you love food, and you love photography, it’s pretty understandable that you’d find the intersection of the two — food photography — an alluring […]
Though it’s a bit of an over-played trope now that Instagram is only good for pictures of brunch, the truth is, the photo-sharing app’s ubiquity […]
Once upon a time, food photographer, stylist, and writer Andrew Scrivani, was not a fan of his light table. It was large, heavy, immobile, and […]
As a kid, I turned every meal into a movie. Broccoli and salad became a forest that my main character had to slash his way […]
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