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How To Find The Inspiration To Be Unique
Inspiration is everywhere, but is it the kind of inspiration that we need to be unique? Let’s discover how to find inspiration to be unique.
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Creative Momentum – The Force We Need to Create Our Best Work
To create your best work, the secret lies in harnessing the power of creative momentum. Read what creative momentum is and how to make it work for you.
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How To Create A Diptych in Food Photography
A diptych in food photography is a simple yet beautiful composition tool to present images together that tell a large food story.
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Behind The Scenes: How I Use Photoshop For Perfect Food Photos
I’m going behind the scenes to share the process of how I use Photoshop for perfect food photos. From removing distractions to creative composites.
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10 Ways to Use Photoshop to Retouch Food Photography
Photoshop is a great tool for food photographers to take their work to the next level. Read about the 10 ways to use Photoshop to retouch food photography.
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How & Why to Use Back Button Focus For Food Photographers
Setting up back button focus can help you get control over when your camera focuses and when it doesn’t. Learn how and why it’s a game-changer.
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Best Food Photography Focal Lengths For Cropped Sensor Cameras
Find your next lens. The two focal lengths that I recommend for taking the best pictures of food with a cropped sensor are the 35mm and 60mm.
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When to Use The 105mm Focal Length in Food Photography
The narrow 105mm focal length is great for capturing 45-degree angles in food photography and creating beautiful blur with shallow depth of field.
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Pros & Cons of The 85mm Focal Length in Food Photography
The 85mm focal length is considered a portrait focal length. So why is it good for food photography? Let’s look at the pros and cons of this focal length.
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