Ultimate food photography composition ebook
£12.00
Hook your audience with stunning layouts that will have them hypnotised.
Learn the best composition rules for food photography, from the fundamental concepts to the most advanced techniques.
Tired of shooting images that always look the same?
You always place your subject in the same spot so your images are boring…
You’re always wondering where to place your other props so your images always look cluttered or empty?
We got you.
With this ebook you will nail your composition every time.
You will be able to master the rules so you can mix them for endless composition possibilities.
Your images will look visually appealing, have more impact and feel unique every. single. time.
WHAT WILL YOU GET?
📷 Core composition concepts
We explain what is composition, why it is important, how to visualise it, the fundamental concepts of anchor points and sweet spots, how to plan your shoot, how to nail your layouts every time, tools for composition and more!
📷 15 composition rules
We dive deep into 15 composition rules that you can mix and match for infinite possibilities!
📄 Visual diagrams and overlays
The best way to learn composition is by using overlays and grids.
We give you visual examples as well as grids and overlay tools!
🌟 PRO TIPS – VALUE BOMBÂ
We share our top tips on how to make composition effortless so you can harness its power in your photography!
🌟 BONUS VIDEO MASTERCLASS: Composition and styling secret recipe: how to turn your food photos into a premium product (and make money)
✅ Table of contents
FUNDAMENTAL COMPOSITION CONCEPTS
- What is composition?
- Anchor points
- Rules of composition
- How to visualise composition
- On your phone
- On your camera
- Plan your images to nail the layout
- The ultimate composition tool in Lightroom
DEEP DIVE INTO THE RULES WITH DIAGRAMS
- Rule of thirds
- Triangles of elements
- Rule of odds
- Patterns and textures
- Golden triangles
- Symmetry
- Repetition
- Frame in frame
- Negative space
- “S” curves
- Golden ratio
- Leading lines
- figure/ground relationship
- Minimalism
- Mix composition rules
- And more
