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Behind The Scenes ~ How To Use Artificial Light In Food Photography {Food Photography Series}

Do you use a sweep in your portrait or large product photography? Sure a roll of paper several yards in length is necessary for photographing people and large products, but what about food and small products? Walking into a bakery or the back of a kitchen with two C stands and a large roll of paper is not going to work in the often small kitchen shooting environments. Whether I am shooting a bakery's new product line or a confectionery's holiday catalog, I need a lightweight sweep system…

I thought you all might like a little behind the scenes look at the making of our new book. You know, just in case you thought writing a cookbook was glamorous or something. I promise

Go behind the scenes to see how to build your own studio for your food photography.

5 Food Photography Tips You’ve Probably Never Heard Of

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Behind the Scenes with Holly Taylor shot by Natalie Fong

114 Likes, 13 Comments - Tyler Zoller Photography (@tylerzoller) on Instagram: “The creative energy was alive in the studio today! Thanks so much to Cara for stepping in for a…”

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We’ve all been there, stuck with bad light and fresh out of ideas. I may spend up to an hour pre-lighting before a model or subject steps onto set, I work out the kinks and make sure everything is how it should be. But, despite my best efforts to make it right, every now and then I run out of time and have to wing it. We all have our “go to” lighting scenarios, but when you’re standing in unknown territory, keep the following tips in mind and you just might make it through the storm.

For many, the 7’ parabolic umbrella seems like a one-trick pony. The textbook move of sandwiching the camera between the subject and the light for an edgy, high-key look is quickly growing old. In this video, commercial photographer Joel Grimes shows a different way of using the 7’ parabolic to create soft, high-key images best suited for beauty photography. To get this effect, Joel starts by outfitting the 7’ para with a diffusion cover and positions it adjacent to the camera. He then gets…

In this Westcott sponsored video, Joel Grimes shows us how to use one light and a reflector to create a simple, yet beautiful portrait.

Joel Grimes is one of my favorite photographers and I’m glad that he’s now featured on the [Framed] Networked as their lighting guru. This week, Joel discusses in depth a variation of the classic Rembrandt lighting called “Rembrandt Cross Lighting.”...

Color Gel Photography x Glamour -WG - Sexy and using two gels to make it interesting.

If you're looking to improve your own photography skills in some specific area, or in general, there are plenty of tutorials available online that can help. Here we'll showcase 101 different tutorials that you can follow to take your skills to a new level.