Post Your Food Photography

Might as well throw up a few of my own.

How is eggslut? I've been wanting to try it out.

Eggslut is pretty good. Enjoyed it so much, i went there twice.

Good to know. By the way, what lens did you use? Liking the bokeh

Vegetables kabobs

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This thread always makes me so hungry! Great shots, everyone.

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Lupo-Lobo wrote in post #17041129
Bacon, egg, ham, sharp cheddar and Serrano chili in a bite sized package (maybe two bites).

Wow! These look relish. Good job.

DonJuanMair wrote in post #16996603

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An absolutely great shot. Everything works here.

Lupo-Lobo wrote in post #17041129
Bacon, egg, ham, sharp cheddar and Serrano chili in a bite sized package (maybe two bites).

Yum! Although the waffle looks a bit pale and cold (no melting butter), I'd still eat it.

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Madjackdog wrote in post #17067573
An absolutely great shot. Everything works here.

thanks!!

Finally i bought a tabletop to shoot still life including food and some products, i assembled it wrong but didn't complete it yet, but today i picked up the technician from the store i bought the table from so he fixed it or assembled it for me properly, so very soon i will give it a try.

Now, from where i can bring food to shoot? most the food posted here are not things i like to eat, and they are nicely managed to look nice, i may buy food but it will not be something interesting and it may not look nicely ready for photoshoot, i was thinking i may start with drinks even fake then later i can try with food.

How many lights do you use to have good exposure? and what modifiers? i know i can use softboxes or reflectors or boards and whatever, but most of the time i feel it is complicated if thinking to much about modifiers, i have something and i can afford something, but at the end it is all about how to use it and control it or position it more than what to use.

I came in here for some inspiration as my food photography is all a bit boring really, got a few great ideas from the thread so thank you! Here are some of my previous efforts:

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