In-depth Level 
Food Photography

Styling, Framing and Lighting

Highlights

  • Class in September 13th 2020 Sunday, 12pm-5pm ; Limited to 4 attendees only to keep everyone 6 feet apart.

  • Learn how to style foods
  • Coordinate the colors of the the props and tablewares to make your subject look photogenic
  • Learn the camera angles and the three core compositional rules that allow you to shoot creatively
  • Learn how to illuminate your subjects with and without natural natural light: 
  1. Modifying natural light​
  2. Add a continuous light
  3. Add an off-camera flash that make it look as good as natural light​​
  • Food, placemats, napkins and tableware provided during the class
  • Light & airy + "Dark" food photography
  • Photo editing: Adobe Lightroom Classic CC (paid software) or Pixlr (free software); attendees need to bring their own computers. Attendees are expected to have basic computer knowledge and basic Lightroom skills.
  • Small class size (average 6 attendees)
  • Lighting equipment provided during the class
  • Attendees are required to bring their own camera and lenses. Lens with equivalent focal lengths range from 50-70mm are the best for this class.
  • This class is for adults only (18+).
Quick Facts
Workshop time:
12:00pm-5:00pm
Location:
535 Mission Street, 14th Floor, San Francisco
Composition
Learn the 3 core compositional rules
Modifying natural light
Add artificial light when there is no natural light available
Food style & color coordination
Lifestyle food photography
Styles
Light & airy; 
Dark food photography
Food, tableware, backdrop & lighting equipment provided
Photo editing
Lightroom Classic CC or Pixlr 

Small class size
Pricing
$350/person

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FAQ

  • What is the prerequisite?

    The Beginner & Intermediate I & II Photography Workshops OR ability to use the manual mode of your camera: Attendees are required to adjust the exposure in the manual mode VERY proficiently.

  • Do I need to bring my own camera?

    Attendees are expected to bring their own cameras & lenses for this workshop.


  • What equipment will be provided?

    We provide food, napkins, tableware and backdrops. Lighting equipment such as modifiers, flashes and triggers will also be provided during the workshop.. The flash & triggers that we provide are specific to the Canon, Sony, Fuji and Nikon systems. Please indicate your camera model in the checkout page.

  • What lenses should I bring for this workshop?

    Recommended lenses for this workshop:

    • 50mm F1.2, F1.4, F1.8
    • 24-70mm F2.8, F4
    • 24-105mm F4
    • 18-135mm F3.5-5.6
    • 28-70mm F3.5-5.6

Class Date

Available Dates

*1 spot left*


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Maximum Class Size: 4 attendees only


*We need 3 signups to run the class; if there are fewer than 3 attendees, the class will be canceled and those who have signed up will get a full refund*


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What will you learn?

Your road to professional Food Photography
1. Learn different camera angles, core compositional rules.
Dial to the right camera settings and use the most desirable focal length.
2. Modifying natural light
3. Add artificial lights when there is no natural light
  • Make artificial light look as good as natural light.
  • An artificial light can be a continuous light source of an off-camera flash. You will learn to use both.
4. Dark Food Photography 
Using
  • Natural & artificial light
5. Lifestyle Food Photography
6. Photo editing in Lightroom Class CC 
Or Pixlr if you prefer using a free software.

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