Food Photography Inspiration

Food photography inspiration will give you many food photography ideas! You'll be inspired to try different compositions in your food photography, perhaps different food photography lighting and maybe you'll even edit your food photos differently too. This food photography inspiration board will inspire and excite you on your food photographer journey!
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Lauren Short | Food Photography Academy
a close up view of some food on a plate with strawberries in the middle
The Best Food Photography Lenses: Which lens should you buy?
90mm macro overhead food photography example
a bowl filled with shrimp and vegetables next to some dipping sauces on the side
The Best Camera Angles for Food Photography
Food photography flat lay example - noodle soup
two black plates filled with rice and vegetables
The Best Food Photography Lenses: Which lens should you buy?
50mm overhead food photography example
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How to use the Rule of Odds To Compose Great Food Photos
In today’s post, we’re going to talk about how you can use the rule of odds in food photography to improve your compositions. It’s one of my favourite composition techniques to use, bringing balance to images with several subjects. If your compositions are feeling a bit monotonous, or you’re stuck in a a creative rut, you can use composition techniques to jump start your creative juices and give you some new ways to explore food photography.
food photography composition with the words everything you need to know about food photography composition
How To Use The Rule Of Thirds To Compose Great Food Photos
When thinking about food photography composition tips and food styling, it is part creativity, part logic. I like that. It means you don’t have to guess what makes a good food photo, there are some rules to help you. The rule of thirds is one of the best techniques to get started. Today we’re going to demystify the rule of thirds, learn exactly what it is and find out how it affects your food photography composition
a stack of pancakes on a plate with honey being drizzled over them
The Best Camera Angles for Food Photography
An image of a stack of pancakes with peaches and honey being drizzled on top as an example of a straight on camera angle.
two cupcakes with white frosting and caramel drizzle on top
Macro Food Photography: A Guide to Macro Lenses
Cupcake food portraiture shot
two glasses filled with drinks and the words 7 tips for better cocktail photos on top
7 Tips for Better Cocktail Photos
Cocktail photography is fast becoming one of the most popular kinds of food photography out there. It’s a great way to experiment with colour, food styling and fun props. But drink photography also comes with its challenges. In this post, I’ve got 7 tips to help you improve your drink photography, so you can approach your shoots with confidence.
a grapefruit cocktail garnished with an orange slice
The Best Camera Angles for Food Photography
75° Angle Drink Photography Example
a chocolate cake topped with nuts on top of a metal platter next to a bowl of cocoa powder
The Best Food Photography Lenses: Which lens should you buy?
Straight on food photography example with macro lens
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several bowls filled with different types of salads on top of a table next to other dishes
The Best Food Photography Lenses: Which lens should you buy?
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a chocolate cake with berries on top and the words you need to know about macro lenses
Everything You Need to Know About Macro Lenses
Having a macro lens in your food photography kit will allow you to look at your food in new, creative ways, creating some jaw-dropping, stop in your tracks images. Who doesn’t want that? In this post we’re going to look at what makes a macro lens different, and how to use it so you’ll be able to create those tack sharp, beautiful macro food photography compositions you’re just dying to create.
three glasses filled with green cocktails and the words 7 tips for better cocktail photos
7 Tips for Better Cocktail Photos
Cocktail photography is fast becoming one of the most popular kinds of food photography out there. It’s a great way to experiment with colour, food styling and fun props. But drink photography also comes with its challenges. In this post, I’ve got 7 tips to help you improve your drink photography, so you can approach your shoots with confidence.
three chocolate cakes on a black plate topped with nuts
The Best Camera Angles for Food Photography
An image of small chocolate cakes on a plate as an example of a 45 degree camera angle.
a cake with pink frosting and sprinkles sits on a plate next to a fork
Macro Food Photography: A Guide to Macro Lenses
Macro food photography example straight on layer cake shot
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