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Article: Take Better Food Photos—With Your Phone

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ak311simpkins87

This is soooo hipster... Plus using fillers just to keep the app "fresh". GET back to the videos,

if you use this video, then you are not a cook. you are a TLC wannabe food blogger who would dance to the light of a bug machine.

Chefsteps... please get back to making sexy videos

chrishazewski

Go home, Keith, you're drunk.

Svatinek_406680

Hahaha!

Kristine_426163

thanks for the tips!

Andrea_535252

This was awesome. Thanks!

Cecilio_Di_Gino_553390

With these ideas I can now be a professional food photographer. Thanks

Karine_553214

Love it. You resumed it super well. And great shots! Thank you.

Irene_236736

With drinks, you can also shoot from below! I did this one when discussing a new bourbon on Instagram.

Nils_731494

Check out my pictues (more than half of the pictues are from food) from a professional chef: @Nils_;aroundtheworld

Tony_991102