Review
'...shows us how to make food photos look delicious, exploring tips and techniques used by the pros.' (Digital Photography Enthusiast, July 2011). 'Honestly, and I don't say this lightly: if you buy one book on photography make it this one.' (Modern Country Style, Sept 2011) 'Helene Dujardin's guide to photographing food is a great practical read for budding photographers...this book is full of inspiring images that are sure to encourage you to get behind the lens.' (Digital Photographer, March 2012)
From the Back Cover
Feast on these great recipes for mouthwatering food photosPictures have power. When you know how to make a dessert look so luscious that you gain two pounds just gazing at it, you have the power to tease taste buds from miles away. Whether you showcase the spectacular creations coming out of your own kitchen or aspire to a career in food photography, you'll devour the information in these pages.
Photographing food is an art. Develop your food photography skills with these techniques.
Discover how to use natural light to capture stunning images
Learn how to work with your camera modes and settings
See how to fine-tune exposure
Discover how to compose the most appetizing photo
Tell your story with light
Add pizzazz with herbs, sauces, and easy styling techniques
Learn trade secrets for photographing items such as ice cream and stews
Develop an after-capture workflow process to improve your food photos
About the Author
Hélène Dujardin is a professional food photographer and stylist. Her images grace the pages of numerous cookbooks and magazines, and as a former chef she also prepares the majority of the dishes she photographs. Her blog, Tartelette, (www.tarteletteblog.com) has earned high praise in the food blog community.
