Read my editing mistakes I was making that was holding my work back for years.…
If reading your histograms or getting savvy with the tones in your images feels scary, click to read why you don't want to ignore…
why I decided to create Lightroom Magic: A Bespoke Food Photography Lightroom E-Course.…
What you need to think about when upgrading your 18-55mm lens, plus guided exercise.…
A Food Photography Critique could just be one of the most powerful ways for you to get those killer tips you need to take your food photography up a notch! In this post I am going to share with you 5 TIPS to improve your…
If you thought that the most important tip for food photography styling, was to create beautiful food then read on my friend! The most important thing you can focus on in food photography styling is: The Three C’s – The Most Important Tip For…
Tips about food photography lighting, hacks, props, styling and mindset.…
Zoom lenses look and sound impressive. My 24mm-70mm is bigger than most of my primes and it sounds like I know my shit when I tell people I have a range of focal lengths with just the flick of the wrist. Most of us when we…
Ever wondered how food photographers create those really bold images of still life or dark food photography? The answer is so simple, you’ll be shooting away like a pro by the time you’ve read this post. All you need is a box surrounded by negative fill.…
Here are the 4 food photography lenses that you need to know to capture stunning images of food.…
I am super pumped to have my partner in crime and Gold Coast food photographer, Jo Anderson from the Luminous Kitchen on the blog for this guest post.Jo's been creating some amazing images with incredible lighting, and she's here today to share her humble set up…
I'm excited to share this space with one heck of a guy today! I’d like to introduce you to my fellow photographer friend Jonathan Thompson. He’s a UK based commercial photographer specialising in the food and restaurant industries. As well as his own business, Jonathan…
One of the biggest challenges with shooting natural light is that it is ever changing. If you need to redo a shoot or continue a shoot another day and the natural light is completely different, how do you go about recreating the light you…
A couple of posts ago, I shared with you my goals with you and where I was up to. As I have been working on my beverage photography goals, I have found that practice is not the only thing that makes perfect, setting an…
What I love about meeting people through this blog is that we all have similar stories about how photography has shaped our lives.Today, I'm delighted to share a guest post with you from one of my very first readers Saxon Templeton from Thirty Summers.…