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I can’t wait to browse through your links. Thank you for putting this together and, wow, you have come a long way with your food photography skills!
Thank you so much for sharing this list of food photography/blogging resources! I’ve just started a food blog, and realize how much I still have to learn. This list is just the kind of thing I’ve been looking for!
your photos have indeed come a long way. the first one’s not bad, mind you, but the others are stellar. i do doubt, however, that i’d ever find any picture of pancakes unappealing.
Well, Culinary Snapshot, of course
Also, Pioneer Woman has some wonderful food photography tips on her site, plus really great photoshop actions!
Your photography is stunning!
Thanks for sharing these tips! I need to improve, but I think I need a new digital camera first! Totally overdue for an upgrade!
thanks, Sandie, I will read every one of these suggeted sites. And hopefully, test them too. Food photography is really fun…it doesn’t whine.
Sandie you have come a long way and it has been great to watch that for the past year and a half I have enjoyed coming here and the many items you have posted, except for me trying to reducing the amount of ingredients for one. Would like to see what fruit other than cranberry for the liquor hummm that’s great!!! Keep up the good work Sandie and know you are doing so well… if one stops learning, one will stop loving and living enjoy all that you do and Thank You… you teach so very well…
Sandie…I knew you were well on your way to being an accomplished food photographer/stylist when I saw your picture of our Green Tea Blueberry Smoothie…absolutely amazing!
By the way, our family made your Hoagie in a Bowl as one of our Christmas Eve food items, and it was a HUGE hit! Being from NJ, I do miss those South Philly hoagies, but this tasted amazingly similar. Thanks for the trip back in time…haven’t yet found a place down South here that makes a good hoagie.
So helpful, Sandie! You should have linked me as “what not to do when taking food photos.”
Susan, Katie, Grace, Kristen, Aimee, Chloe, Micky, Mary Jo & Maris – Thanks to all of you for visiting and leaving your comments & kind words of support. I appreciate them both!
For those of you working on your own food photography & styling skills, savor the process—each recipe, each click of the shutter, each turn of the plate is just another opportunity to learn & enjoy. Above all, remember to experiment and have fun with it—your enthusiasm will show in your final shots!
Excellent resources and reminders! I totally hear you though … next month is five years for me, and it really pains me to go back and look at some of the earlier photos. So I don’t.
Onward and upward!
Those are great resources. I’m still learning too, and I feel like I’m never going to get it all. But then again, if I did, I’d get bored and move on.
Love your pictures.
Laura
Hard to believe it’s been two years since those late-night brainstorming emails! Congratulations; you’ve come a long way, baby.
You missed one awesome resource.
http://www.learnfoodphotography.com
What a great collection of resources! I have had a similar photography journey since I started my blog… I cringe when I go back to some of my older posts! Love your photos now, though.
Cate – Aren’t looking at our first photographs the worst? When there are more hours in a day, I plan on going back and re-shooting some of the worst. Congrats on 5 years, my friend! That’s quite an accomplishment!
Laura – Thank you. It’ hard to be a jack-of-all-trades (cook, writer, stylist, photographer) and do it all well, but that’s the part of the food-blogging challenge that I love the most! Keeps me on my toes
Lydia – Memories, eh? I know what you mean…two years…it sure has flown by. Couldn’t have kept it going without all your positivity and help—thank you!
Shawn – A great resource, to be sure. Thanks for including it!
Jen – Aww, thank you. Sometimes I think, “If I only knew then what I know now,” but you can’t really do that and keep moving ahead. In the end, it’s more important to keep moving forward, wouldn’t you agree?
This is wonderful! Thank you so much for the inspiration and sharing.