Have you ever paused to consider the true purpose of your food photos? Do they go beyond just making viewers drool?
Have you ever given thought to what you want your photos to do? Can they actually perform a function or serve a purpose?
Every photo we take actually has a purpose and the power to make a viewer take some sort of action.
That action can come in many different forms and actually, if we food photographers are not creating photos with that end result action in mind, then our photos are not fulfilling their purpose.
Earlier this year I was on The Vine podcast with Madison Wetherill. In our conversation, we discussed not just the power of creating impactful photos but the profound impact they can have.
We delved into what sets exceptional photos apart, shared strategies to elevate your photography process, and uncovered the secrets to having a process in place that saves time and brings results.
Here’s what we talked about:
- The difference between a good photo and an impactful photo.
- The phases of a food photoshoot and the steps that go into each phase.
- Reasons why photoshoots take longer than they should.
- How to maximize your efficiency and save time during a photoshoot.
- Reasons why your photos might be missing the mark and not making an impact.
- Top 4 considerations to create an impactful photo.
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