7 photography/styling tips from shooting 7 days of festive flatlay photos.
With Wings & Mind
Flatlay photography tips
Capture stunning flatlay photographs with these expert tips. Learn how to arrange, style, and light your flatlays to create captivating images that will wow your audience.
Step-by-step tips and tricks to setting up a great product flat lay for your handmade business. #crochetbusiness #handmadebusiness #flatlay #flatlaytips
Crafting for Weeks
Want to learn how to take gorgeous flatlays? Not sure how to get that bright and white look when it comes to your flatlays? Click through to learn how...
Jean Neuweg
Become a flatlay queen by investing in some flatlay props that don't cost a lot, but will add value to each and every flatlay you shoot.
Rebecca Medina
Mastering the Flat Lay Photography https://www.beart-presets.com/blog/mastering-the-flat-lay-photography
Click Magazine
I have had a few REALLY fun product shoots lately which have reminded me how inspiring and creative these types of projects can be. Way too often, people resort to photographing their products on boring, white backdrops– which is fine for Amazon but, personally, I want to see something a bit more aspirational when I am shopping online....amiright??Here are my 3 top tips for taking your product photography from bland to brilliant:1. Create a story around your product. A friend recently told…
Natasha Roberts
Time for some advice from a blogger - photography advice to be exact. Learn how to create perfect flatlay photography every time with these 7 no-fail, easy steps. The blog post is a complete guide, including photography tips, photo ideas, and photo organisation advice. Read the full guide on the orignal blog post, now on katygoodship.com.
Katy Louise Blog | Blogging, advice, and lifestyle from a blogger
disneiri martinez
It's no secret that I am an absolute sucker for a pretty flatlay, so much so I already created a part 1 of 50 flatlay photography props, THREE years ago!
Sherry Reid
Food photography is, in my opinion, one of the easiest forms of photography to learn. With food, you can cook something up, grab a few props, set things up and tinker away with your composition for hours. There are no models to keep motivated. You just need a little tabletop.
Geraldine Carmona