Angles
As I try to develop various forms of my photography skills I am becoming more and more fascinated with what looks the most appealing when it comes to food and food styling.
Taking a sharp, well lit photo is one thing but understanding the nuances of how the colours and angles of the food need to flow is something entirely different. I feel like in some ways its similar to architectural photography. You build it and find the best lines to shoot so that the images portray a certain feel and in the case of food make people want to eat it.
These three images only have slight differences but I feel they each convey a different feel and look.
I'd love to here your thoughts. Thanks for reading.
Scott
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Food that looks good always attracts.
https://steemit.com/recipe/@ra-moon-ra/momshieann-menu-of-the-day-from-left-over-crab-turned-into-stuffed-crab
I am also a food lover a dreaming to become the best chef for my family. This is one of my recipe
Have you played around with vectors? The most interesting thing in these photos, visually, are the pita (tortilla?) wedges.
When it comes to photography, you can play around with how to lead people to what you want them to see. In this case, if you look at these wedges as 'arrows pointing', you actually have them, the way they currently are, pointing AWAY from the food.
If they were flipped, they'd be leading the eye toward the food -- or something even more specific within that bowl.
An idea to ponder...
Thanks for the tips. I appreciate it.
Excellent food photography
An appetizing dish with its ingredients and colors. This is The same food I cooked today the only difference is that your dish with seafood and mine with chicken 😉
Well these photos make the food look divine! Very artistic.
Hungry just when saw it - working well! Great job!
Good foood! 👌
delicious,nutritious and nice photos
I think with your photography skills you could make a plate of dirt look appetizing!
Great shots @scottdphoto. I don't know much about photography except using my phone to take selfies and pics of features around me.
Great to know the effort you input to bring out every single color. Honestly I feel I need to purchase a good camera to take a pic bringing out every feature of the colors.