The Ultimate Guide To Food Photography
Original price was: $89.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
What you’ll learn
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How to create stunning food photos with minimal equipment
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How to correctly use your camera – even if it’s not an expensive one
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How to use tools at home to arrange your photos beautifully
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How to edit photos the right way – making them look magazine-worthy!
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The 5 biggest mistakes of food photography – and how to avoid them
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How to create stunning surfaces for less than $30
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How to attract your first clients
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How to build yourself a portfolio and reputation as a food photographer
Do you want to learn the secrets of stunning food photography?
Do you want to create beautiful photos that could be printed in a gourmet magazine?
Do you want to have a stunning online portfolio that makes clients come to you?
What if you could now learn all of that in the comfort of your own home?
And what if you would not even have to invest lots of money but could start right away with some basics camera equipment?
That’s what this course is all about.
This Ultimate Guide To Food Photography will allow you to turn any boring plain dish into a breathtaking premium photo simply by following a few essential steps.
After this course, you will become a real food photography hero – ready to build your own brand and win your first clients who will be happy to pay you for your skills.
Here is what you will learn:
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How to create stunning high-quality food photos – right in your living room
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Where to find inspiration and how to become better easily
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How to avoid the 5 most common food photography mistakes
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How to correctly use colors to make your photos stand out
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How to use contrasts and texture to take your photos from boring to amazing
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How to use the rules of composition to your advantage
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Why you should not necessarily shoot in natural light – and what to do instead
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How different light affects your photo and how to use it correctly
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How to use the camera in manual mode and be in full control of any aspect
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How to choose a lens and which ones are best for food photography
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How to create your own beautiful photo backdrops for less than $20
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Which editing software to use and how to use it the right way
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How to edit photos easily and find your own workflow
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How to simply remove ugly spots in your photo with a few easy clicks
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How to get your first clients as a food photographer
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And more
My name is Samuel, and as the co-founder of an online vegan cooking school and creator behind a YouTube channel, I have spent the last years taking thousands of food photos.
While my first photos were outright embarrassing, I soon discovered the principles behind taking food photos the right way and creating beautiful images following just a few simple rules.
This course is for you – so you can skip all of the mistakes I made and jump right into expert mode.
Sign up now and let’s get started.
Who this course is for:
- Beginners and Intermediates who want to take stunning food photos
- Students who want to shine on Instagram and Pinterest
- Students who want to get their first clients as food photographers
12 reviews for The Ultimate Guide To Food Photography
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Original price was: $89.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
Rebecca Burkert –
I had to laugh out loud when the teacher was commenting on good and bad examples of food photography 😀 The course is super thick and several hours long. As I am taking notes, it’ll probably take another week for me to finish. Highly recommended for anyone who’d like to improve his/her photography skills. The teacher really knows his stuff
Carmen Pollock –
During the course, I wasn’t sure if I want to finish listening to it or not for the following reasons: A. The sound is poor B. There was no answer to my notes in the Q&A column C. There are no downloadable resources and D. No assignments at the end of at least in some lessons so I can practice and get feedback from my work through the course. So there is no way of knowing if I’m doing good or bad.
Ilaria Roma –
Great course simple tips for substantial improvements on your food photos!
Fiena Mariani Citradewi Adiyanti –
I really enjoyed the course. It is very easy to follow, explained in a very clear word, and systematic. The choices of the lenses, the camera setting, how to editing photo using the apps, tips on photo properties, those are really helpful. Thank you for the tip of DIY backdrop! I would really recommend the course. LOVED IT!
Tina Riggins –
4 stars! Why? While this was a great course for beginners on Food Photography, I felt some of the modules were redundant such as having to edit images 3 different times. Maybe it’s because I already have knowledge of Photoshop. I did learn new ways to create “a story” with everyday household items such as towels, cutlery, and “eye candy” as he describes it. I wish he provided me with quizzes so I could test my knowledge and downloadable resources at the end of each section to review. This course was overall informative and easy to follow. If you are a beginner, this is the course for you!
John L Smith –
I do not need Inspiration only knowledge. The course does highlight important areas of photography that I can use in my still life photography. A lot of the images seen do make me cringe especially the one with the line of treacle running down the centre which cuts the image virtually in half it would be a much better image if something like a spoon was shown. In Food Photography it appears that attention to distractions both within the image and on the edges are of little importance – as a season photo club member and often a judge if many of these images were put into a competition they would not receive very good marks for these defects. But overall i am having my memory refreshed and learning at the same time and enjoying the course.
Bobbie Stewart –
I learned a few more things about food photography that I hadn’t in the last few I took. Thanks for the hard work you put in to create this course for everyone!! Best to you as well!
Lisa Zecchinato –
Me encanta los temas que presenta asà como los ejemplos.
Luis Bautista –
It’s really helpful when you don’t have any knowledge about food photography and open a door to get into this kind of business.
Amy Rose –
Very informative videos and everything is very well explained. I am definitely learning a lot!
Kathryn Stover –
Good information, but I haven’t really learned anything new at this point.
Jo Herbert-Doyle –
A really good beginners course that provides practical information on the camera, lighting, styling and editing of food photos. Recommended.