Food Photography Workshop | San Francisco

Photosprouts Photography Workshops

San Francisco

eBook

Online Classes

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Advanced Level

Luxury

Camera Food Photography

Lighting, Camera angles & composition, Styling

Quick Facts

1:1 Private Class

Your preferred date

Location

535 Mission Street, 14th Floor, San Francisco

In-person Class length

3 hours

Bright Food Photography

using Natural Light & Artificial Light

Dark Food Photography

using Off-Camera Flash

Food styling, color coordination, camera settings & angles, composition

The Style

Luxury

Food (5 meals), tools, tableware, backdrop & lighting equipment provided

Three Zoom Meetings

Let Christina review your work and answer the questions on your own project

Pricing

$780/person

FAQ

What is the prerequisite?

The Beginner & Intermediate I & II Photography Workshops OR ability to use the manual mode of your camera: Attendees are required to adjust the exposure in the manual mode VERY proficiently.
Do I need to bring my own camera?

Attendees are expected to bring their own cameras & lenses for this workshop.
What equipment will be provided?

We provide food, napkins, tableware and backdrops. Lighting equipment such as modifiers, flashes and triggers will also be provided during the workshop.. The flash & triggers that we provide are specific to the Canon, Sony, Fuji and Nikon systems. Please indicate your camera model in the checkout page.
What lenses should I bring for this workshop?
Attendees are required to bring their own camera and lenses.

Lens with equivalent focal lengths range from 50-70mm are the best for this class.

Recommended lenses for this workshop:
- 50mm F1.2, F1.4, F1.8
- 24-70mm F2.8, F4
- 24-105mm F4
- 18-135mm F3.5-5.6
- 28-70mm F3.5-5.6

Your road to professional Food Photography

1. 2 Camera Angles + Core Composition

Dial to the right camera settings and use the most desirable focal length.

Remember the 2 camera angles + 3 core compositional guides and come up with many variations.

2. Understanding Light: Natural and Artificial

3. Dark Food Photography using Off-camera flash

Not every location allows you to shoot Dark Food Photography in natural light
Learn to use off-camera flash for shooting Dark Food Photography in any scenario
Off-camera flash photography is super easy to learn!