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I often take food photos of my dishes at the restaurant, but it's more as a memory. I will now reconsider it after watching Andrew Scrivani's stunning photos.
When I went back to college just for photography we learned a lot of things that advertisers use in presenting their product. If you see a spoon of ceral and the milk is ever so slowly dripping of the spoon in a long drip they didn't use milk they used chilled Elmers white glue. There are tons of tricks to make something mouth watering!
Thanks, Analia! the course will be available soon. I would suggest signing up to our email notifications list to get notified once we have a confirmed release date :) Here's the link if you need it: iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-food-photography/
Amazing tutorials for newbies like me. I don't wanna become a professional but would like to get some appealing photos with food for my business project. Thanks a lot, Andrew!
Most of us are not professionals but we like to take photos of our food in restaurants. Do you have any videos on how to photograph restaurant plates to show the chef's creativity? Some chefs are quite good and we'd like to keep those memories with photos that do it justice. Thank you.
Yes, we do! :) Although, that lesson will be in our full Food Photography course. If you would like to join the course, I would recommend signing up for our mailing list to be notified once the course is available. Here's the link to do so: iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-food-photography/
I often take food photos of my dishes at the restaurant, but it's more as a memory. I will now reconsider it after watching Andrew Scrivani's stunning photos.
Then click here to find out more about our iPhone Food Photography course! iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-food-photography/?PS&RUclips&RUclipsOrganic&YT_Video_Pinned_Comment&D2V2_1
Ahh! That’s why food photos on restaurant websites always look so much better than the actual food you get.
Andrew Scrivani is the best in the field. Looking forward to the release of this course 💯
Thank you! Make sure you sign up to get updates about this course: iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-food-photography
I often take food photos of my dishes at the restaurant, but it's more as a memory. I will now reconsider it after watching Andrew Scrivani's stunning photos.
When I went back to college just for photography we learned a lot of things that advertisers use in presenting their product. If you see a spoon of ceral and the milk is ever so slowly dripping of the spoon in a long drip they didn't use milk they used chilled Elmers white glue. There are tons of tricks to make something mouth watering!
Very interesting video in how to make food look more appetizing in photos.
I love all of your videos
Thank you!
Looking forward to this course!
Thanks, Analia! the course will be available soon. I would suggest signing up to our email notifications list to get notified once we have a confirmed release date :) Here's the link if you need it: iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-food-photography/
@@iPhone_Photography_School I did sign to your email notifications, thank you! Hope to get good news soon
Thank you guys for sharing!
Amazing tutorials for newbies like me. I don't wanna become a professional but would like to get some appealing photos with food for my business project. Thanks a lot, Andrew!
We are glad you found these tips useful! Thank you for your comments :)
Thank you 👍
Superb!
Most of us are not professionals but we like to take photos of our food in restaurants. Do you have any videos on how to photograph restaurant plates to show the chef's creativity? Some chefs are quite good and we'd like to keep those memories with photos that do it justice. Thank you.
Yes, we do! :) Although, that lesson will be in our full Food Photography course. If you would like to join the course, I would recommend signing up for our mailing list to be notified once the course is available. Here's the link to do so: iphonephotographyschool.com/iphone-food-photography/
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I often take food photos of my dishes at the restaurant, but it's more as a memory. I will now reconsider it after watching Andrew Scrivani's stunning photos.
Looking forward to this course!