In this video we will be learning how to do dark and moody food photography. Here the purpose will be to restrict the amount of light in the shot in a way that it illuminates only the food items and results in a black background. Here is the video:
This video is from our Food Photography Course, which has 29 videos and 4 hours of content. Use the link below to access the full course on Udemy:
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Note – This was an email sent to our subscribers (buyers of our online courses) on Monday, 10th June 2024. Hi, Today I want to tell you about a funny story from one of the food photography shoots I did for a restaurant in Pune a couple of years back. Whenever I do a professional…
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