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Attention: Chefs, Home Cooks, Restaurateurs, and Food Lovers...

How to Capture Magazine-Quality Food Photography Without Expensive Gear

(Even If You're a Total Beginner)

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"An excellent overview of photography in general and food photography in particular. Martina LaNotte writes simply, clearly, and intelligently in her presentation with lots of great visual examples and easily understood concepts, e.g. Inverse Square Law of Light. High praise, Martina! Great job!"

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If there was a simple way to capture mouth-watering food photography… would you be interested?

So beautifully styled and composed… that every dish looks worth sharing?

What if you could do it with a basic camera or phone?

My name is Josh Dunlop. Here’s something few people know:

You can capture tasty food photos with a basic camera or phone.

Picture food that looks well styled and ready for a magazine. You don’t need fancy equipment to start.

And I’m going to prove it to you… Can you spot the difference between the two photos below?

I took this photo immediately after the dish was plated. As you can see, it’s a good dish… but you wouldn’t want to share it on your website.
I took this photo immediately after the dish was plated. As you can see, it’s a good dish… but you wouldn’t want to share it on your website.
This was taken only minutes later. I used the same kitchen, dish, camera and equipment.
This was taken only minutes later. I used the same kitchen, dish, camera and equipment.

The Secret Ingredients in Tasty Food Photography

Have you ever wondered why a Big Mac on a billboard looks so different to a Big Mac in a box?

The ingredients are the same, but the approach is very different.

When photographing food, you have to use:

  • props and styling to set the scene
  • composition to add balance and flow
  • camera settings that suit the mood

With these secret ingredients, you can turn any dish into a mouth-watering feast.

All you need is the right process and the right instructor...

Meet Your Food Photography Coach

Our readers asked for more food photography advice. I reached out to my friend Martina Lanotte.

Martina is a full-time food photographer. She works in Copenhagen, Denmark and takes amazing photos.

I read her ebook one afternoon. That same day, I took the before-and-after photos you saw above.

Her advice worked for me. So I asked her to join our team and help others do the same…

Meet Your Food Photography Coach

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Capture Magazine-Quality Food Photography Without Expensive Gear

This ebook shows you how to take stunning food photos.

It covers camera settings and gear. You also get tips on styling, composition, and light. That includes natural and artificial light.

It works for restaurateurs and food bloggers. It also works for anyone who wants tastier food photos. The ebook helps you style and shoot each dish with care.

With “Edible Images”, you’ll soon discover:

  • Dozens of styling secrets for appetising images
  • Three go-to camera angles for consistently great photos (never do a flat-lay of a burger)
  • The best place to find interesting backgrounds, plates, and props
  • 13 rules of composition to balance your photos and entice the viewer
  • How to shape natural light with a simple accessory
  • Simple ways to set the mood, from bright and airy to dark and moody
  • Options for reliable studio lighting that’s easy to use

Use the ebook to plan and style your own food photos. It also shows you how to use light. Then make each dish stand out in a crowded market.

We've worked with Martina to make the ebook clear and practical.

The steps are simple and quick to use.

There’s no filler or outdated advice. You don’t have to buy another product to get real value.

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Martina shows you how to take stunning photos of food like this…

You can read Martina’s guide in an afternoon. Then start taking better photos right away.

With these food photography skills, you’ll be able to:

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Style scenes that honour the ingredients

Style Scenes That Honour the Ingredients

Light your images

Light Your Images for a Variety of Moods

Compose photos with balance and flow

Compose Photos with Balance and Flow

Use texture and plating

Use Texture and Plating to Match Your Dish

6,143 Customers Love This Ebook:

"Martina LaNotte writes simply, clearly, and intelligently..."

Great! There isn't anything I would change... I am using the course because I have a food blog and I needed to get better at photographing food, and your Edible Images course is excellent. I am also a Product Designer and Artist, and I will be using what I have learned in Edible Images to photograph my art. Great work, excellent clear videos and NO long winded accent to deal with :D (I'm in Australia).

Scott Branden
Scott Branden
Student

Loving this book!! So many interesting insights and tricks! I'm a professional chef and food stylist but I used the past few months to start teaching myself the photography side of things. I can already tell this book will be like the Bible for me!

Natalie Frisch
Natalie Frisch
Student

An excellent overview of photography in general and food photography in particular. Martina LaNotte writes simply, clearly, and intelligently in her presentation with lots of great visual examples and easily understood concepts, e.g. Inverse Square Law of Light. High praise, Martina! Great job!

David Pyle
David Pyle
Student
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5 Steps to Fantastic Food Photography

Step 1 Equipment and Camera Settings

01.Equipment and Camera Settings

Food photography is easy to start. It doesn’t rely on expensive gear. All you need is a good light source. Even a smartphone works.

Your camera settings still matter. We cover the exposure triangle and white balance in detail.

They help you control the mood of the photo. They also control the depth of focus.

Step 2 Setting the Scene

02.Setting the Scene

Our brain wants to see more than “just” the food. We want to see the idea and concept behind the menu or recipe.

When setting the scene, you can add:

  • interesting backgrounds

  • beautiful plates and cutlery

  • props that complement the food

This allows us to evoke memories and emotions that are so strongly associated with food.

Step 3 Composition and Colour

03.Composition and Colour

Food photography is like painting a work of art. You have total control over the composition of the scene.

This is a big advantage, but also a big responsibility.

That’s why “Edible Images” covers twelve composition rules. Each one is easy to use. There’s also a separate section on colour theory.

Step 4 Food Styling

04.Food Styling

Fashion photographers use hair and makeup artists. Food photographers use a similar person: a food stylist.

A food stylist makes each dish look tasty and ready to shoot. They use all kinds of tricks to do this…

Think plastic ice cubes, shoe polish on raw meat, or mashed potato and food dye instead of ice cream.

Working without a food stylist? You need to know these tricks yourself.

Step 5 Artificial and Natural Light

05.Artificial and Natural Light

Window light can give you great results. It’s easy to control, though it can be unreliable.

We also cover artificial light. That includes speedlights and continuous lighting.

You also get tips on removing ambient light. The ebook shows you three strong lighting angles too.

Plus 3 Powerful Bonuses

Quick-Start Checklist

Bonus #1Value $49

The Quick-Start Checklist

Not sure where to start with food photography? This quick checklist can help.

My designer and I made a printable checklist.

It covers props and styling. It also covers composition and lighting.

It gives you a clear place to start with food photography.

Behind The Scenes Video

Bonus #2Value $49

Behind the Scenes Video

Remember the before and after image at the top of the page? While I was shooting that dish, I invited my videographer over to capture the process.

We also made a video. It shows the tips and tricks I used from Martina’s ebook.

Trust me… I was no food photographer when I started. Her ebook was easy to read and use. I got stunning results that afternoon.

Lightroom Presets for Food

Bonus #3Value $49

Lightroom Presets for Food

You also get our Lightroom presets. Martina and I use them on our food photos. They’re made to get more from your raw files.

They’re easy to use and add more “pop” to your images.

Our presets are compatible with versions 4-6 of Lightroom. As well as Lightroom CC, and Lightroom Classic CC.

90-Day Risk-Free Trial

Try It. Love It. Or Get Your Money Back — Twice.

Our 250,000+ customers love our courses, and we're confident you will too. That's why every purchase is backed by two industry-leading guarantees.

01

Don't Love It? Full Refund.

If you don't think Edible Images is the best money you've spent on photography, just send us an email within 90 days.

A full refund — no questions asked.

02

Did the Work, Didn't Get Results? Double Refund.

If you do what's recommended in the course and your results aren't great, we'll go further. All we ask is an honest effort.

We'll refund double your money.

"I'd rather pay you back twice than have you walk away unhappy. That's how confident I am in Martina's work."

— Josh Dunlop, Founder of Expert Photography

Here's the Amazing Deal We've Put Together

Martina made a clear food photography ebook. The ExpertPhotography team helped her.

The ebook content is valued at $424. The 3 bonuses add $147.

Edible Images

Capture Magazine-Quality Food Photos

The Entire Ebook Contains
  • Equipment and Camera Settings
    (2 Chapters)
    $69.00
  • Setting the Scene
    (1 Chapter)
    $39.00
  • Composition and Colour Theory
    (2 Chapters)
    $69.00
  • Camera Angles & Food Photography Lighting
    (2 Chapters)
    $69.00
  • Food Styling – Styles and Types
    (3 Chapters)
    $99.00
  • Editing, Printing & Sharing Your Photos
    (2 Chapters)
    $79.00
Total Value $424.00
★ Bonuses Plus... You're Also Getting These Powerful Bonuses
  • The Quick-Start Checklist
    $49.00
  • Behind The Scenes Video
    $49.00
  • Lightroom Presets for Food
    $49.00
Total Value $147.00
A combined value of $571.00
Get $571 in Stated Value for $19
$571$19

Save $552.00 before the countdown ends. Once the timer hits zero, the price returns to its full retail value.

The Catch: This Price Has An Expiration Date

Here's the deal. Edible Images is on sale, and the sale ends the moment the countdown hits zero…

There are no extensions. There are no second chances.

Once that timer runs out, the full retail value returns automatically. And some of the bonuses will be removed too.

If you want Edible Images at this price, this is your chance to lock it in while the timer is still ticking.

And remember, you have a full 90 days to try it out.

Get it before it's gone.

Do This If You Want Mouth-Watering Food Photography…

I gave Martina Lanotte a clear brief. Show a beginner how to capture stunning food photos in an afternoon.

Her clear steps help you avoid common mistakes. They help you take better food photos sooner.

You can work it out alone. Or you can follow steps Martina has already used.

The guide helps you spot bad choices. That can save you time and money.

Picture how much easier it feels with a clear system to follow.

This $19 ebook gives you the full guide and 3 bonuses.

Your purchase has the 90-day double-money-back promise shown above. Its double refund needs an honest effort and following the ebook.

The choice is yours.

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Josh Dunlop

Founder, ExpertPhotography

P.S. —

You get all 3 bonuses. They are The Quick-Start Checklist, Behind the Scenes Video, and Lightroom Presets for Food.

Questions?

Who Is ExpertPhotography?

ExpertPhotography was founded in 2011 by Joshua Dunlop.

Since then ExpertPhotography has grown. It is now the world's largest photography education website. It has courses and ebooks. It also has cheat sheets and presets.

Everything we do aims to make photography easier. We want you to feel the same joy we do.

We've taught photography for 15 years. That includes 250,000+ happy and satisfied students.

Photography has changed our lives. We hope it can change yours too.

How Long Is the Ebook?

It is only 135 pages. You can read it with ease in an afternoon.

How Good Does My Photography Have to Be to Get Started?

You can be a total beginner. We cover the basics first.

Then we focus on food photography. You don't need an expensive camera or prior experience.

What Gear Do I Need to Get Great Results?

You only need a camera. In many cases, a phone will work.

You also need light. We often suggest window light.

You can still get great results.

Will You Send Me a Physical Copy of This Ebook to My Address?

No, this is a digital ebook you can download at once. This keeps the cost low. It also lets us update the ebook as styles change.

What's Your Refund Policy?

You can get a full refund within 90 days of your purchase. No questions asked.