How to Get Started with Promos for Your Food Photography
When it comes to the world of commercial photography, print is not dead. Although your website is a key tool to promote your photography, you need to make printed promotional pieces, known in the industry as “promos” in order to get noticed by agencies and other buyers of photography, There are a lot of ways you can approach promotions – keep reading for tips on creating your photography promotions and sending them out into the world!
The Color Tools in Capture One Pro
One of the primary defining features of Capture One is the color management architecture. Capture One uses a different color engine than does Adobe, and many photographers claim that it is the superior one. This is an arguable point, but there is no denying that Capture One offers robust tools for enhancing color in your food photography.
How to Use Composition Overlays for Food Photography
Have you ever been asked to use a composition overlay by a food photography client? If you’ve ever shot a magazine cover or worked on a product packaging gig, then chances are you have. If not, you may be wondering, what is a composition overlay? Read on and find out all about this awesome tool and how it can help you take your food photography to the next level.
Why You Should Shoot Tethered for Food Photography
If you’re working professionally as a food photographer, you need to shoot tethered. Tethering is the single best way to improve your images, speed up your workflow, and make sure that you deliver the client what they want. Keep reading to find out more about shooting tethered >>
What’s New with Capture One 22
After much hype, Capture One 22 rolled out and I’d like to share some of my impressions.There are four main new features this updated version of the software as well as some notable improvements. Keep reading to take a look at a few of these features that are relevant to us as food photographers.
My Five Biggest Mistakes in My Photography Business
When it comes to business, making mistakes in inevitable. If you’re floundering in your photography business, keep reading to find out the five biggest mistakes I’ve made in my photography business, and how you can avoid them.
