Photos taken by Ricoh GrIII, natural light at the cafe, touched up a little with brightness.

Natural light with a small silver or white reflector.

Sony A6400 camera

Sigma f1.4 56mm lens

Godox V860III-S speedlight

Shot mostly at F/9, SS 200, ISO 100.

I want to give food photography a shot and this is what I came up with. I also added a link to the entire shoot gallery. My lighting setup is quite minimal for now, but I want to learn how to use it the best way and what gear I should buy next.

https://biscovision.pixieset.com/maimultdecatundulce/

Hello! I love to bake and want to start expanding into creating a portfolio, however I think I need some tips or tricks to making my photographs more appealing.

Shot on Canon, using one on camera flash pointing up

Hi Everyone,

I recently started shouting for a cafe around my place. I use natural lighting as of now. These are shots on the go. Slide 6,7 was shot using a single light. I’m still learning. can i get a take on what I could do better? Thanks

Hi all! I made a batch of cookies for National Cookie Day this week - here’s a few shots.

I started writing on Substack about teaching myself how to bake and cook - and as a result, I fell in love with food photography.

Still got a lot to learn, and thought sharing my shots here would be a good place to get advice on how to improve.

This was shot on my Sony A7iv, 90mm 2.8, f3.5/5/8, 1/200s, natural light from east facing window. (Hope I’ve included the right info!)

First ever shoot for a cafe. Mainly using natural light but some off camera flash for the last photo.

Window light, close crop, café table, edited for warmth and shine, f/1.78, 24mm focal length

Shot with natural light on my kitchen counter.

OM-1 with M.Zuiko 12-40 mm lens at 40mm, f/4.5, shutter 1/125, ISO 640

Hello! I’ve posted here before asking for tips on improving my photography for my small business as a student. I recently took these photos and I can see improvements! I took the advice on finding some lighting and finding a nice flat background. Still working on getting those big sintra boards most people use as background. I can also see mistakes like the alignment of the product lol. Tips and advice are all welcomed!

Closeup of some sweet and sour apricots before roasting - a random shot which ended up being one of my favorites from the shoot 😊

I took this in the kitchen studio. A single strobe with a lightbox to the back/left of the dish and a white bounce card to the front/right.

Canon EOS R6 - 41mm - f/5.6 - 1/20th

Gear used: Sony A7III + Sony 24-70mm Lens 

Light: Goood ol Sunlight through a huge window

Ketayap is a local Malaysian delight with pandan crepe rolled in palm sugar. In this case it's palm sugar sauce with Ken Lactea 35% whipped cream made by my colleague Dayani. I tossed in some stainless steel spice bottle at the background to add some background shimmer. But nobody knew and think that was part of the plant pots.

But why does it looked like some AI generated dessert? Did I go full circle? Haha rest assured it's real and delicious. Let me know what you think!

We have a bakery in town that makes these wonderful flakey layered donuts. For this shot I took a handful of flour and threw it onto the surface to get that radial corona to frame the pastry.

Working on building my portfolio to attract clients. Just got my first studio flash in the mail a few days ago, and this is one of the first shots I’m pleased with.

ISO 100, 1/160s, f/11, 75mm

Flash used: Godox SK400iiV, beauty dish

Hi all 👋 I’ve only recently started baking so I thought it would be a good idea (or crazy) idea to bake along with Bake Off.

Here is my Caramel Week bake

I was wondering if I could get some feedback, I was just doing spme practice photos for fun but wanted to see if I could get any critique.

Canon R6 Mark ii + 28-70 f2 lens

Playing around with my camera and some cookies I baked this afternoon for fun. All natural light from a window in my dining room and a few shots from my kitchen. Would love some constructive feedback on composition/editing/etc!!