Food Photography and Styling Course

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Elena Szeliga

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1 - Introduction

1 - Before You Start How This Course Works.html

2 - 1 Camera Gear

2 - 11 Camera Gear DSLR.mp4

02:18

2 - My-food-photography-gear.pdf

3 - 1.2.Takeaways.pdf

3 - 12 Camera Gear Lenses.mp4

02:36

4 - 1.3.Takeaways.pdf

4 - 13 Camera Gear Additional Tools Diffuser.mp4

02:06

5 - 1.4.Takeaways.pdf

5 - 14Camera Gear Additional Tools Reflector.mp4

01:09

6 - 1.5.Takeaways.pdf

6 - 15 Camera Gear Additional Tools Tripod.mp4

02:31

3 - 2 Food Photography Basics

7 - 2.1.Takeaways.pdf

7 - 21 Camera Settings.mp4

01:34

8 - 2.2.Takeaways.pdf

8 - 22 Aperture.mp4

03:03

9 - 2.3.Takeaways.pdf

9 - 23 Shutter Speed.mp4

02:43

10 - 2.4.Takeaways.pdf

10 - 24 ISO.mp4

02:01

11 - 2.5.Takeaways.pdf

11 - 25 White Balance.mp4

01:59

12 - 2.6.Takeaways.pdf

12 - 26 Focus.mp4

02:27

13 - 2.7.Takeaways.pdf

13 - 27 Shooting in Manual Mode Live Demo.mp4

04:07

4 - 3Natural Light

14 - 3.1.Takeaways.pdf

14 - 31 Natural Light.mp4

02:45

15 - 3.2.Takeaways.pdf

15 - 32 Side Light Live Demo.mp4

05:36

16 - 3.3.Takeaways.pdf

16 - 33 Back Light Live Demo.mp4

03:18

17 - 3.4.Takeaways.pdf

17 - 34 Corner Light Live Demo.mp4

04:38

5 - 4 Props

18 - 4.1.Takeaways.pdf

18 - 41 Props in Food Photography.mp4

00:49

19 - 4.2.Takeaways.pdf

19 - 42 Background Boards.mp4

07:03

20 - 4.3.Takeaways.pdf

20 - 43 Plates and Bowls.mp4

02:58

21 - 4.4.Takeaways.pdf

21 - 44 Bakeware Pots and Pans.mp4

02:17

22 - 4.5.Takeaways.pdf

22 - 45 Glasses and Jars.mp4

01:33

23 - 4.6.Takeaways.pdf

23 - 46 Fabrics.mp4

02:05

24 - 4.7.Takeaways.pdf

24 - 47Silverware and Utensils.mp4

01:37

25 - 4.8.Takeaways.pdf

25 - 48 Where to Get Props.mp4

01:50

26 - 4.9.Takeaways.pdf

26 - 49 Ingredients as Props.mp4

02:38

27 - 4.10.How-to-Arrange-Props.pdf

27 - 410 How to Arrange Props.mp4

02:19

6 - 5 Composition

28 - 5.1.Takeaways.pdf

28 - 51 Composition.mp4

00:43

29 - 5.2.Takeaways.pdf

29 - 52 Orientation.mp4

00:53

30 - 5.3.Takeaways.pdf

30 - 53 Angles.mp4

02:24

31 - 5.4.Takeaways.pdf

31 - 54 Color Theory.mp4

03:41

32 - 5.5.Takeaways.pdf

32 - 55 Rule of Thirds.mp4

01:28

33 - 5.6.Takeaways.pdf

33 - 56 Creating Eye Movement.mp4

02:03

34 - 5.7.Takeaways.pdf

34 - 57Contrast.mp4

00:44

35 - 5.8.Takeaways.pdf

35 - 58 Emotions.mp4

01:11

36 - 5.9.Takeaways.pdf

36 - 59 Action.mp4

00:42

37 - 5.10.Takeaways.pdf

37 - 510 Negative Space.mp4

01:00

38 - 5.11.Framing.pdf

38 - 511 Framing.mp4

01:34

39 - 5.12.Layering.pdf

39 - 512 Layering.mp4

01:24

40 - 5.13.Storytelling.pdf

40 - 513 Storytelling.mp4

02:14

41 - 5.14.Main-Item.pdf

41 - 514 Main Item.mp4

00:44

42 - 5.15.Off-Center.pdf

42 - 515 Off Center.mp4

00:34

43 - 5.16.The-Rule-of-Odds.pdf

43 - 516 The Rule of Odds.mp4

00:44

44 - 5.17.Repetition-and-Patterns.pdf

44 - 517 Repetition and Patterns.mp4

00:54

45 - 518 Advanced Composition Techniques.mp4

03:59

45 - Advanced-Composition-Techniques.pdf

7 - 6 Food Styling

46 - 6.1.Takeaways.pdf

46 - 61 Styling Tips.mp4

03:41

47 - 62 StepbyStep Styling Demo.mp4

14:20

48 - 6.3.Takeaways.pdf

48 - 63 Pour Shot.mp4

01:53

49 - 64 Wrapping Up.mp4

03:18

50 - 65 Advanced Food Styling.mp4

01:44

50 - Advanced-Food-Styling.pdf

51 - Final Assignment.mp4

00:19

51 - Final-Assignment-Instructions.pdf

51 - Food-Photography-Checklist.pdf

Description

Learn Better Food Photography on a budget!

What You'll Learn?

Choosing the best camera, lens and basic food photography gear
How to master your camera settings
How to always make your photos perfectly sharp
How to use natural light, diffusers and reflectors
How to make props highlight your food
Different ways to create beautiful food images with composition
Using color theory to make your photos stand out
How to create action shots
How to tell a story with your food photography
How to style your food to look mouthwatering
How to make your food pop and grab attention with framing and layering

Who is this for?

This course is perfect for bloggers, small business owners, creatives or marketers that wish to improve their style and overall image quality.

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Description
Learn to take droolworthy food photos in a short time with what you have in your own kitchen to get paid for doing what you love?
This course will take your food photos to the next level, which means more traffic to your website, more customers, more sponsored opportunities, more income!
Learn about:
Choosing the best camera, lens and basic food photography gear
How to master your camera settings
How to always make your photos perfectly sharp
How to use natural light, diffusers and reflectors
How to make props highlight your food
Different ways to create beautiful food images with composition
Using color theory to make your photos stand out
How to create action shots
How to tell a story with your food photography
How to style your food to look mouthwatering
How to make your food pop and grab attention with framing and layering
Here is what my student wrote about the course: "I am so, so grateful that I found Elenaâ€™s course. It really helped me to understand camera settings to much more depth and also taught me how to set up scene for a shoot and why. It also made me think a lot more about colour theory when styling my images.
Thanks to the course I have been able to polish up my photography considerably and not only did it take my own blog to the next level, but I now also landed my first big food photography clients!
Thank you so much for your wonderful course and insights Elena"
- Kiki Johnson, Cinnamon & Coriander
Who this course is for:
This course is perfect for bloggers, small business owners, creatives or marketers that wish to improve their style and overall image quality.

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Hi, I'm Elena, a professional food photographer, stylist and blogger at Happy Kitchen. Rocks. I created this straight-to-the-point course to make it easy for you to get the hang of food photography. I believe that creativity is a skill that everyone has. You just need a little boost to bring it up. Food photography can be confusing, but once you learn the basics of camera settings, composition and styling, food photography will become a breeze.

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