Today I attended a workshop organised by the FujiFlim Singapore. Presenters include professional photographer Ivan Joshua Loh and food blogger Lim Jen Jen.
They show how food photography was done and adding elements of colours, angle of lighting, using flash, natural lights and common mirrors can make a difference to the final image output.
Adjustment of the food items was one of the things I learn today. And most food shots done for magazines are shot vertically due to the magazine aspect.
The workshop was held in the Dakota Crescent Cafe a nostalgia place located in the old public housing estate that will be torn down in 2016.
Fujifilm Singapore has brought a arrays of lenses for the participants to try out. I chose the old XF60mm f2.4 macro. Here are some of the shots of the food shots & the location shots by XPro1 (12mm,27mm and 60mm)
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