"You can just fix that later right?" Or "In photoshop you can do anything". Most professional photographers hear this statement about 100 times a year. This gets asked mostly because of the wide spread articles of how photoshop is used to make someone skinnier, or change their shirt color, hair color, or heck, even skin color. There are even video's that show the effect of photoshop and how easy it is to just "fix it later". Now I am definitely one that has used my share of the "easy" button, and just left it to fix later. But really does it actually make it easier? Had I just paid attention more and removed that speck of food crumb from my son's face before I took ...
This past weekend was filled with great people, great memories, but even better…fabulously presented food. The table was set beautifully; candles were lit, and everything was picture perfect. This was the time to capture that Thanksgiving Table with perfection, grab the camera and SNAP. AUGHH, your photo didn’t come out anything like those spectacular images you see on Pinterest and in Martha Stewart. Such a disappointing photo. Well not anymore. Here are four tips to help improve your food/product photography. (all of these photos I took with my iPhone 5s too) 1.) Let there be light The best thing to do with food is to make sure ...