Tuesday Tips - Food Photography with Evan Kristine

Food Photography When You Travel:

by EvanKristine

Photographs @EvanKristine

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I love eating when I travel and also, take photos of my food. It gets a bit tricky sometimes to do it because in most restaurant, the lightning is not proper. Let alone, I am using a compact digital camera (Canon Powershot G7x) whenever I travel. However, it is not impossible at all to take awesome photos even at the lowest possible light, even with a compact camera! All you need is a camera with manual setting which you can adjust the setting and a stable hand.

Both photos were taken from my recent trip to Amsterdam where I was representing another website. They took us to some of Amsterdams finest restaurants and the food only did not taste good, they were also very beautiful so of course I will not let that chance pass by without taking lovely photos of them!

My camera setting goes like this:
-Aperature as low as possible (f2.8 for me) for the blurred background look
-ISO on automatic
-Shutter speed at 1/2000-5000 (depending on the lightning!

And I played around the white balance a little bit. It is very important to have a stable hand so the photo wont come blurry! Otherwise, playing around the settings till you finally get the right setting takes time and practice but nevertheless not impossible.

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Also, don't forget to enjoy your dining experience! A good photograph shouldn't be your top priority, but the flavor of the food.

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