34 Food Photography Lessons: An easy guide with 34 practical lessons to apply to, and improve your food photography learned from operating A Kitchen in Uganda.
I am so excited to finally launch this eBook and share with you what I have been working on for the past 4 months. In this book I share everything from collecting inspiration, planning for your shots, composition, the camera and lens I use, whether you should have a professional camera to start out in food photography, using color to bring character to your shots, mistakes that cost me a lot of money and so much more.
I also talk about everything I have learned from being a food blogger for the past few years, how focusing on photography helped propel my blog to an even larger audience. This is not only me being vulnerable with you but sharing lessons that I know when applied will help you with your food photography journey especially if you are starting out.
My photos never used to look like this. Not at all. I thought internet photos were only for people in Bulaaya 😀 !! In fact to show you what I mean, here are my earlier shots which you can find from some of my earlier blogposts.
And now to see the exponential growth that has happened over the years, view my photography portfolio here (tap open):
Can you believe the growth! I cannot either! But it is amazing what constant practice can achieve. In this eBook I share with you all the tricks I have learned that have helped me achieve photos like these.
34 food photography lessons divided into 4 parts:
Part 1: General lessons
Part 2: Photography tips that improved my photos
Part 3: Tips on sharing your work
Part 4: Words of wisdom
An exclusive (only to you when you purchase the eBook) video demonstration of my photography process
A 12 month photography challenge
Photoshoot checklist
Additional resources to help you get the most out of your photography
View the table of contents below
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Let me know in the comments below what you would like me to talk more about regarding food photography.
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