With Geo's encouragement, I took a food photography class. It certainly surpassed my expectations.
The instructor was also a chef. He gave us basic photo-shoot tips. Then, while he prepared the food, we began snapping away. I took about 200 pix with my Panasonic Lumix.
The number one pointer he gave us was to get the light right, even before considering the food. Then try to take a picture from an angle that would show the food in a way that would not usually be seen.
Someone asked, "How do you know if you have a good picture?" The instructor said, "If people ask questions about your photo, then you know you have a good one."
For some reason, the three I've chosen to post are among my favorites. What do you think?
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