Food photos: How to do it properly
- Published
When presented with a beautiful plate of food in a restaurant, it seems a growing number of people share the same, irresistible urge: to take a photo of it, and post it online.
So popular is this trend to photograph your food, some restaurants in New York are said to be, external enforcing a camera ban.
But if you are going to do it, you might as well do it properly.
Here, professional restaurant and food photographer Paul Winch-Furness gives us his top five tips, in video, for taking photos of food.
Tip one
Tip 1: Setting up
Tip two
Ambience is all...
Tip three
Tip 3: Styling
Tip four
Tip 4: Composition
Tip five
Tip 5: Post production
Do you take photos of your food? Send us your best, or worst, shots. A selection will be published later.
Email: yourpics@bbc.co.uk
UK MMS: 61124
Rest of the World MMS: +44 (0)7725 100 100