Food photography takes a lot of work and effort. In many cases, it’s more than just taking a snap of what you’re eating. With professional food bloggers, photographers and writers, there’s a often a lot off styling that goes into each shot of a plate of food.
Whenever I do a restaurant review the first thing I think about is the lighting and how the photos will look. Of course, in these kinds of situations, it’s so hard to control lighting levels and it’s not always possible to arrange a separate photoshoot. Over the years I’ve had the pleasure of shooting food and drink in all shorts of situations, here are just a few examples.
Norwich’s finest burgers – Harbecue
Norwich Cocktail Week at The Birdcage
Paleo goodness at Team Bootcamp
Open sandwich’s are the staple of a serial road-tripper
Camden market’s finest
Norwich Cocktail Club – Sisserou
Colourful starter at Congham Hall, Norfolk
The Library, Norwich
The Windsor Food Festival – Philly Cheese Steak in Canada…
I now really fancy some chips…
