If your interested in food styling and food photography you might find the Foodesigns.com site interesting (I am in NO way affiliated with these people).
It has resources and inspirations for the aspiring food stylist and food photography. It also recommends some books that could serve to inspire your inner food-Rembrandt.
If you would like to share some of your ideas regarding food photography you might be interested in this (found on the main page of this site):
"We are still looking for input on new, enlightening content for Foodesigns.com AND story ideas for The Tweezer Times™. If you have any burning questions about technique or equipment--or suggestions for topics we can tackle, please contact us at details@foodesigns.com This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it anytime! In particular, we have focused information for food stylists, but we'd love to develop more content for food photographers. So tell us what you'd like to learn more about or share your stories with us."
Some of the content is locked behind a free subscription. I can understand if you dont want to subscribe but for those of you who dont mind, it might be interesting.
This Post was written by Nika from Nika's Culinaria
6 comments:
They definitely have great tips... I started subscribing to Tweezer Times about a month ago... it's all pretty much professional food stylists and photographers writing about their own personal experiences. A lot of it is about managing business, but there is plenty of info on current trends and how tos as well. Even if you don't sign up for Tweezer Times, there are good tips on the site... plus, Lisa (the site host) does a good job of keeping up to date with various food styling and photography classes, etc.
Thanks for the heads up about this Nika. How's that adorable baby?
L: Am thinking of subscribing myself, glad to hear its something you like.
K: sure thing - he is excellent, thanks for asking! He IS crying now (just as I put him back in the bassinet and I sit down at the keyboard.. he doesnt like me blogging it seems :)
andrew: two different things.. there is free cpntent pn the site.. then there is the tweezers thing.
Their "free" tweezer times costs $55. Perhaps there are others sites with good hints for free.
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