I am the Head Winemaker for Viña Errazuriz and I have been asked to share with you a little about my role, my favourite wine photography and to help you with some top tips this Christmas! I am responsible for … Continue reading
‘Food’ photographs first appeared in the early 19th century resembling still lifes, focusing on realism, composition, and importantly lighting effects – essential to any photograph. Photography’s first still life was a table set for a meal, by Nicephore Niepce in 1827. … Continue reading
Arabic music drifts like a lullaby to exotic dreams, merging with zingy scents of mint and lemon, sharp bursts of garlic and gentle cinnamon. Candle light flickers through the patina of delicate lanterns. The table is set with glass and … Continue reading
We are having such an exciting time here at HQ hearing all about the plans you have for the first-ever International Food Photography Day on the 14th November 2012. StockFood are even running their own exciting competition, Phoodstudios are hosting … Continue reading
For our fifth interview with 2012 category winners we talk to Jed Alder, winner of Cream of the Crop for his image Home-Grown Garlic seen below. We have recently heard from Jed that he is busy selecting images for 2013, … Continue reading
Lou Manna is an award-winning photographer whose work has appeared in national advertising campaigns, major magazines, and more than 40 books. With this in mind we asked Lou if he would mind sharing a little about his background, his ideas … Continue reading
It’s not often that you find five photographers under the same roof working together in harmony, for a common goal. What do you call it? A flock of photographers? A swarm? A collective? The guys at Phood Studios just call … Continue reading
The winning Food Portraiture image for 2012 was ‘Blueberry Ice Cream’ captured by Hilary Moore. We asked Hilary to share with us details of her background in photography for our forth blog feature with our 2012 category winners. If you … Continue reading
Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year receives entries from all over the world so this blog post will look at different styles of still life paintings across Europe in the 17th and 18th century. Image: Jean-Baptiste-Simeon Chardin – The Meat Day Meal, … Continue reading
We are delighted to welcome Araceli Paz to our guest blog for our third questions and answers session. Araceli was our 2012 Food for Sale category winner for her image ‘Chicken in Marrakech Market’ seen below right. We hope you enjoy … Continue reading