While my interesting in food photography started as a side effect of maintaining a food blog and all the amazing food pictures out there in the blogosphere, it soon became quite a passion for me. Some of these posts were created when I knew practically nothing about photography and was learning along with people who were looking for answers and quick tips like I was. Whatever photography I know is self-taught and that’s really the best way to go if you are taking up food photography as a hobby.Before you browse through the topics, another reminder that some of the posts are now outdated. For instance, I use Lightroom 4 now for editing while I used to use Picasa. I do use it now and then for creating collages and adding watermark but Lightroom is definitely a much better editing tool.
9. Food photography – Learn from yourselves!
10. Food photography in Portrait Mode
11. How to Choose an SLR Camera
12. How to build a light box for Food Photography
13. Kelly Moore Camera Bag ReviewIf you have any specific questions on any Food Photography posts here or tips, please leave a comment and I’ll try to answer the best I can. Browse around the food photography tips posts and most importantly, experiment and have fun.
just what I was looking for! all these talks about F stops, aperture and DOP… confusing! but your post helped a lot! thanks!
just what I was looking for! all these talks about F stops, aperture and DOP… confusing! but your post helped a lot! thanks!
So glad you liked the quiche recipe! 🙂
Hi,
I tried out your quiche recipe and it came out really well. It was really easy also considering I have never made it before.
Thanks a ton.. I am planning to try out all these yummy recipes you have put up.
Cheers,
Kausalya
Hey there Rosh,
I don't do anything specific to index in Google. There's an option in Blogger that says display blog in Google search. Make sure ou have chosen that option. The rest will happen slowly, but steadily.
You can definitely post my recipes you tried and link to the original recipe post, no worries at all 🙂
Good luck 🙂
Hi Nags,
How are you? Wanted to check with you on two things:
1. I just started my blog but not sure how to index it in Google search engine. Could you tell me how you did it?
2. Also there are some of your recipes which I have tried that I would like to post on my blog – there will be a link to your original post but I will be using my photo on the blog. Would you mind that?
Please let me know on above. Thanx a ton! =)
Regards,
Rosh
Thank you Rekha. Very glad you like the food photography tips 🙂
Hello Nags . Came across your blog quite by accident. You are amazing. Really love your photograpy tips, especially the post about Aperture and Depth of Focus. Please continue this series of posts. Probably you could add the learnings from your Project 365 – 2011. It would be really helpful for aspiring bloggers like me.
Hello Nags,
You have an amazing blog here! Its unbelievable how you manage to make even the most simple dishes look so stunning. Kudos!
After seeing your photos and also having read your introduction on Food Photography, I am now totally inspired to try and get some photos of my own! The information you have given is invaluable to beginners like me (who doesn't even know the very basics of a camera; let alone photography!!) – so easy to understand and interesting to read. Thanks a lot! Hope to start my blog sometime soon…=D
Wishing you a happy and prosperous 2012. Keep up the good work.
Regards,
Roshni
Have a wonderful new year Roshni. And thank you for all the kind words on the food photography basics posts. I am glad they helped 🙂