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Three weeks after the food photography workshop, you’re setting up a shoot and you catch yourself working differently. Not thinking differently – working differently. Your hands know what to do before your brain catches up. That’s when you realise something actually changed. But let’s back up to what creates that shift in the first place. […]
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Three weeks after the food photography workshop, you’re setting up a shoot and you catch yourself working differently. Not thinking differently – working differently. Your hands know what to do before your brain catches up. That’s when you realise something actually changed. But let’s back up to what creates that shift in the first place. […]
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The Messy Middle: Finding Beauty in Creative Struggle My students are currently midway through my food photography online course, PCS Academy. During our Easter break, I sent them an email titled ‘The Messy Middle’—a phrase borrowed from a book I only heard about, but its title perfectly encapsulates much of what I’ve experienced as a […]
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Our London Reel Workshop Recap – We are now at the 3rd edition of our Reel Workshop, this time hosted at the beautiful Kemble House Studio. Kimberly (thelittleplantation) and I have been working together for 8 years now, and honestly, we can practically finish each other’s creative sentences at this point. What makes our workshop […]
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Is it still worthy to attend an in-person food photography workshop? Most importantly, is the investment worth it? In this blog post, I’ll share our last workshop highlights and my 2 cents on the pros and cons of different learning investments. I’m talking to you both from the perspective of a food photographer who taught […]
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May 23 London Creative Food Photography Workshop with Twiggstudios
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How to Nail Food Flat-Lay Photography: Budget-Friendly Tips for Stunning ShotsFlat-lay food photography is where it all began for me. Years ago, when I first started sharing my food photography on Instagram, flat lays were my go-to. And even now, they’re still one of my favorite styles to shoot. Today, I’m sharing everything I’ve learned […]
