Food photographers have an arsenal of tricks up their sleeves to make food look delicious on camera. And more often than not, these hacks make use of non-edible products that aren’t appetizing.
Blossom has created an eye-opening video that reveals the dirty (sometimes literally) little tricks of food photographers. Watch the 2. 5-minute video here: Here’s […]. petapixel.com
If you look closely, on my portraiture portfolio, there’s a phrase that says “my job is to make people hungry” at first, it might look a bit out of place but when you think about it, It’s an analogy of what chefs do vs what I do; it’s the link that brings both crafts together. thephoblographer.com »
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