When scrolling through your Instagram we’re sure you see lots of food photos (the good and the bad). People love to show off their extravagant sushi rolls, their squid ink pasta and of course, their giant slice of pizza. It seems like everybody wants to be a food blogger these days, but there’s more to it than just snapping photos and posting them. Have you ever scrolled through your feed and seen a dish that was not so appetizing? Us too. Whether you’re photographing food fo

So, you’ve been photographing food on your phone for years, but you’re wanting to make a career out of it; whether that be a blog or for work. Now, it’s time to invest in a camera, but where do you even begin? With hundreds of cameras, lenses and other photography tools on the market it can be stressful to know what’s right for you. Browsing online can be daunting and the options can seem never ending, so we’ve pulled together a few tips that will help you pick the perfect ca

These days you don’t need to be a professional photographer with a fancy camera to take excellent photos and up your Instagram game. Technology is evolving and become more and more accessible. The built-in camera on recent models of the iPhone are truly a game changer when it comes to cell phone photography. While the newer cameras on the iPhone have made it almost impossible to take a bad photo, there is one factor that you really should always keep in mind. Lighting, lighti