Food Photography Course: Lighting, Styling, Storytelling and More
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2024
- Want to make food look fabulous? My inspirational online classes have all the ingredients you need to master food photography. Find out more: visualeducatio...
Working alongside top pro Anna Pustynnikova, I’ll show you how to evoke emotion with colour, light and texture.
Step into a world of precision lighting and exciting creativity. From the simplest shoots to the truly complex, I’ll show you how to deliver stunning results - every time.
These easy-to-follow, in-depth classes teach you to create images that tell captivating stories. You’ll learn by doing - at your own pace - and produce a portfolio you can be proud of.
Whether you’re new to food photography or already working with commercial clients, use only natural light or love studio lighting, we have everything you need.
Let’s get started. Let’s make food look fabulous!
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This food series is one of the best. I do wish we got a broader range of food styling tips, such as fried chicken and burger.
Thanks for the sample pictures. I might take some pictures in two weeks for fun.
Incredible work karl!!!
Looks great Karl !
If you are looking for somebody to taste all that goodness of food, I am your guy 😂 🤣 😋
Can't wait for your furniture class on 28 July. I hope your product is mattress
The boilerplate corporate musak on this video sure evokes…something
Can't wait for your furniture class on 28 July. I hope your product is mattress 🙏
Always impressed with your art..
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now I just need a second course where I learn to cook 😂
Wonderful 👏👏👏
Many thanks
Could you do any video on jewelry photography for beginners
Looking good!
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Where is this course?
Why sont ul you use Grid on soft box
Because it decreases the escape angle of the light to avoid spillage but in doing so it also makes the light less soft and more contrasty which is the opposite of what a softbox should be. The only time you need to use a grid on a softbox is if you're working in a very small space and you need to stop light spilling onto your background or other areas, but you can also do this with simple flags instead.
I saw some of your videos and honestly you are 1 of the best I have ever seen and learnt much from your free videos and willing to apply in your school or academy soon,
But I still don't understand why when I shoot with soft box my photos appear to be a little bit flat
I used to shoot with scrim and diffuser but you encouraged me to buy a soft box because most of your videos you use soft box
I work as recipe development and photographer but using soft box specially in light airy photos maes me feel so flat, when I see your work the results is completely different