Sunday, November 30, 2014

Editorial vs. Fine Art - Food Photography


          

       

The top two photographs are still life fine art food photography, while the bottom photographs are editorial food photography. In general I think that while both types of food photography are artistic and creative, I find fine art food photography to be more abstract, artistic and unique in comparison to editorial food photography. There is a more natural feel to the photograph in regards to editorial food photography, while fine art food photography is more abstract, posed and set up. 

                                                  Sources:  Top left    Bottom left
                                                                Top right   Bottom right

Sunday, November 23, 2014

What I Learned - Food Photography

PHOTOGRAPH BY PAULETTE TAVORMINA

- Good lighting is key to making your food and photograph appealing
- Adding little things in the photo to hint your viewer to what it is you're making is important. For example if you were making blueberry muffins, you could add blueberries around the photo to make it clear to the viewer
- Adding objects like string, tarnished silverware, leafs or flowers, etc.
- Using fabrics underneath your food set up 

Tuesday, November 4, 2014

Snapshot Aesthetic

Snapshot Aesthetic: Snapshot aesthetic refers to a photograph taken spontaneously and unconsciously, which typically produces a random-looking composition, but at the same time captures a more natural and artless type of feel.

                                                            Photos by Julie Blackmon




Here are a few snapshots of my mom and her best friend when they were in college in the late 80's:

Darn Good Print


This was taken at sunset of my backyard, photo representing Dusk


Bookmaking Ideas!

More intricate bookmaking ideas:


 Luisa Gomes Cardoso
 Daisy Book - Ciaee


Self Portraits

Javair Mansell

Shelly MacNeil

Stas Novikov

Elena Oganesyan

Robert Mapplethorpe

Christian Hopkins

Nikos Gyftakis

Nick Gentry