Food Photography

This tropical strawberry sorbet, served in a fresh coconut and playfully decorated with lime slices and colorful edible flower leaves, is a prime example of a quick, easy, yet very appealing setup. Note how the black plate and white tablecloth provide the perfect color contrasts, making the red sorbet really leap out of the picture. The shallow depth-of-field draws the eye to the main attraction, the texture of the sorbet.

Thai Beef Salad

Lemon chicken crepe roulades, feta-filled phyllo pouches, and fried wontons stacked with ahi tuna, spicy sprouts, ginger, and sesame seeds.

classic Egg Grandwich–toasted, buttered Grandmother Bread, fried egg, and your favorite cheese (with or without peppered bacon, sliced ham, or a big sausage patty)–is the most requested breakfast on the farm
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amateur food photography from my farmhouse kitchen swarming with cats? It’s a challenge, I tell you, a challenge!

The food we eat often doesn't look as good as the "stuff" that was photographed to sell it to us.

this Christopher Anderson photo of an egg, and a woman eating a steak, and I started to get very hungry.

drinks and cuisines photography

pictures created by craig cranko. he is one of Australia's leading food photographers. His professional skills add the sizzle to the steak, the heat to the curry and the sponginess to the Madeira. Craig fully understands that photographic images are as much about what is softened and blurred, as what is sharply rendered and described in detail. His heavenly images of food consistently whet the appetites of foodies browsing through cookbook shelves; they tempt consumers in supermarket aisles; and adorn sell-in sheets and catalogues for many major food companies.