Soft light food photography

Light, fluffy ricotta pancakes, topped with freshly sliced bananas, then drizzled with homemade salted caramel sauce. This is one breakfast that you won’t forget in a hurry.

Looking to improve your food photography? Get my 5 go-to food photography lighting tips perfect for beginners aiming to improve their food photography.

The first decision you need to take when setting up the light to create depth & dimension in flat lay photography.

Engaged for our food photography and food styling services, we were tasked by Ishiro to capture their range of donburi rice bowls.

Cupcakes in soft, late light on a creamy white background

Using natural light for food photography is a skill that allows you to transition from indoor to outdoor scenes easily. There are pros and cons to using natural light for food photography and the decision is ultimately up to you. How you choose to work does not determine how good, bad, or profession

Hard light creates bright, edgy images that accentuate vibrant colours and textures of food with contrasting shadows - top tips for hard light food photography with natural light #foodphotography #howto

There are a whole load of mindset blocks that come up when talking about niching, most of them culminating in the fear that we’ll book less clients and make less money if we cut down the options of people to work with. But there’s another way of looking at things! Head to my blog to find out how finding my own niche in food photography has actually helped me book more clients, not less. Written and photographed by London food photographer Samantha Couzens.

Mesh produce bags with lemons in sunlight. Minimal brand styling and photography for wellness and lifestyle boutique. Yellow and cream color palette. lemons, food styling, minimal food photography, light and shadows, mesh produce bags