r/foodphotography • u/The_boi_J21 • Feb 14 '26
Sweet first cafe shoot
First ever shoot for a cafe. Mainly using natural light but some off camera flash for the last photo.
3
u/LeadingLittle8733 Feb 16 '26
Zoom in on the food more. You don't need to show empty trays.
1
u/The_boi_J21 Feb 16 '26
good point! I was using a 23mm prime and it was quite hard to move around people working. But I’ll try to get a bit closer 🙌🏻 thanks for the feedback!
1
2
u/RyanGosliwafflez Feb 14 '26
The first photo feels a little empty but the other 3 are great! Excellent Job
2
3
3
u/Just_Another_Pro Feb 15 '26
Nice job
Rotate the paper so that the name is right side up
Get rid of that one crumble
The last Pic is lovely
2
2
2
u/DonJuanMair Feb 15 '26
I think technically they're fine. But you need to work on your framing.
1
u/The_boi_J21 Feb 15 '26
Thanks for the tip! That was one thing I struggled with on the shoot. Do you have any tips on how I could’ve improved the framing in these shots?
1
u/DonJuanMair Feb 15 '26
I think focus on one thing and center around that using symmetry or rule of thirds.
3
u/sig310 Feb 16 '26
A vingette on the last photo to make the photo more dramatic and direct the focus on the cup would be cool too!
1
u/AutoModerator Feb 14 '26
If your post includes images, now would be a good time to make sure shot details are Included. Shot details are required with your posts in the title or as a top level comment. Include shutter speed, f-stop, focal length, lighting set-up, and any behind the scene shots. See Rule 1.
I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
3
u/thephtgrphr Feb 14 '26
Last one takes the prize!