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Tips for Photographing Meat

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I’m back with another photo breakdown and discussion. Thanks so much for the great feedback from my CreatingYOU.® newsletter on the last breakdown. I’m so glad to hear that you find these helpful.

I’m gearing up to knock out a lot of photos for The California Farm Table Cookbook that will include meat, eggs, and dairy. So let’s break down some photos with meat.

We’re going to take a look at a photo of marinated chicken thighs that I took several years ago. I’ll tell you what I would do differently now and then show you how I’ve applied those tips to more recent photos. We’ve got chicken, steak, ground beef, and duck all in this little 13-minute session. Watch and listen below!

 

If you missed my last photo review and breakdown, it was on props and proportions.

 
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tags: food photography, food styling, photo review
categories: Photography Tips
Friday 03.17.23
Posted by Lori Rice
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