Food Photography Creating Appetizing Images

As a food photographer for 40 years, Joe Glyda has shot everything from appetizers to entrées to desserts. In Food Photography, author Glyda brings his experience as a teacher and professional photographer to the page, instructing photographers how to light food, use unique camera angles, and work with styles and trends to create timeless and mouth-watering images. Including setup diagrams, toolkits and instruction for editorial imagery, recipe and cookbook images, as well as images for packaging, this book is an essential resource for taking photographs that creatively meet your client’s needs.Including invaluable advice on building your team and working with art directors and clients, thisone-of-a-kind book is essential for students of commercial photography, food bloggers and professional photographers alike.

Preface Introduction to Food Photography Getting Started The Players Lighting The Setup Tools of the Trade Post Production In Conclusion Index

Joe Glyda has been photographing food, architecture and aviationfor over 40 years. He introduced digital photography to Kraft Foods in 1993 and has photographed images for a wide variety of food andfor a broad range of markets. Since 1990, Joe has been teaching the art of commercial photography at various venues and institutions, including Professional Photographers of America conventions, Photoshop World, the Texas School of Professional Photography and Imaging Explorations in Canada.