It’s been a while. I’m back and happy to start sharing what I know about the art of food photography and the photography business in general.
Many things have happened in the past two years and my photography business went through a major income trouble due to COVID19 that also led to me getting into the biggest rut of my entire creative life.
Things are looking better now and I’m out of the rut thanks to many factors. One of the major factors has been me joining Clubhouse and finding a ton of like-minded (and like-troubled) people that I was able to connect with on a much deeper level compared to any other social media platform.
The connection with an amazing community of artists and business people has nudged me to finishing a project I had started in the fall 2020 and that got totally stuck (due to the rut I was in) this past January. I realized how much help I can offer to the community and I’m currently in the process of finalizing my very first course in food photography that will be available to the general public.
SMARTPHONE FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY is only weeks away from being born and the intention is to help those who struggle with food photography because they lack the means and/or the willingness and/or the time to deal with a camera other than their smartphone. Yes, I want to help the chefs out there, the food bloggers, the foodies, the beginners food photographers, and, in general, those who need help taking great images just with their smartphone.
If you are one of those, I truly hope you’ll join me and you’ll realize how easy it can be to take amazing food images once you have a complete blueprint outlining every single step of the way. I will teach you how to find the best light for your images, how to compose them, how to use your smartphone as a camera and how to edit your images on your smartphone before sharing them on your favorite platforms.
I will also offer a free consultation call if you need any help with your next steps no matter if you’re an aspiring photographer or someone who just wants to be able to take great images with just their smartphone.
Stay tuned and have fun shooting!