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Food is definitely the focal point of each and every holiday party celebration and weddings. You can find some guests are often exploring how to best photograph their food just for photo albums or to be uploaded on Facebook to share with friends.
Food photography is a very fascinating subcategory associated with still life and product photography. Art directors produce the concept connected with the shoot. After that, they choose a photographer to begin the creative process. Food and prop stylists create the most effective look which will get hold of the viewer’s interest.
Certain foods are incredibly appealing aesthetically and some are not. Capturing images of food that looks great in photograph the way it tasted can sometimes be challenging. You need to plan your shoot. Figure out the food styling you want. Get closer to your subject. Focus on the texture. Pick your props and backdrops. Make use of proper lighting.
For our photo inspiration, here are a series of eight (8) images by Nashville-based food photographer Kyle Dreier for his Pairings project shot using an Arca-Swiss medium-format body with Phase One back under Profoto studio lighting. Kyle Dreier’s focus is more about commercial photography with specialties in food photography and architectural photography. You can check out more of his portfolio at www.dreier.com
Food Pairing No.1 – Milk And Brownie
Food Pairing No.2 – Pellegrino And Spaghetti And Meatballs
The idea just popped into my mind one day, and when I sketched it out I realized it would just be a question of engineering. And doing it in-camera, rather than in Photoshop, seemed a good way to learn more about food styling.
- KYLE DREIER
Food Pairing No.3 – Sake And Sushi
Food Pairing No.4 – Rootbeer And Ice Cream
Food Pairing No.5 – White Wine And Fish
I often find myself making creative decisions based on what I see in the market,or based on what I think a client wants. This taught me that it makes a more lasting impression to produce what I’d like to see.
- KYLE DREIER
Food Pairing No.6 – Beer And Pretzel
Food Pairing No.7 – Red Wine And Filet Mignon
Food Pairing No.8 – Beer And Hotdog
Today’s digital technology has transformed most of us into shutterbugs. It’s now easy to snap pictures, upload and share them right away. Let’s try to come up with extraordinary images and be inspired to create a series of photographs with an extraordinary concept.
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Aurora Gatbonton and the rest of the WPD Blog Team wants you to get hitched with creativity, style, and technology. Brought to you by iFoto Xpressions Studio
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you are a very inspiring photographer, when i see concepts like this it excites me and gets my creative juices going!! Thanks for sharing – im going to put this link on my facebook and twitter
Excellent article! We are linking to this great post on our site. Keep up the good writing.
Thanks for the nice words. It’s fun to push the limits of food photography. – Kyle
Love the beer and the hotdog. Root beer and ice cream. Float?
Food photography never fails to amaze me. It is very good to see foods that are captured very well!
I’d love to serve these to my valentine’s dinner date.
Delicious stuff!
Very creative! I love the sake and sushi
Wow, these are simple yet very artistic. Great as a wall art display. Thanks for sharing!