Food Photography With Anna Pustynnikova
Say ‘cheese’! Watch and learn as two lighting masters work together.
Bringing out character in a common food product such as cheese, which often looks fairly similar, can be challenging, but it isn’t impossible.
Karl is joined by top food photographer and stylist Anna Pustynnikova for this live photography workshop, where together they style and light an assortment of cheeses.
Texture, styling, composition and lighting are key focus points throughout this photography demonstration and you’ll see exactly how the pair work together to reach their final image.
In addition to learning how to light the product, you’ll also learn how not to light it (and why not) and how you can modify unusual light sources to suit your needs.
This fascinating workshop showcases a three-light setup that can be adapted for other food products as well as a good base of knowledge to carry forward to other forms of food and product photography.
In this class:
- Food photography
- How to style food for photography
- How to reveal shape, color and texture
- Light setups for food photography
- Lighting modifier comparisons
- Camera settings for food photography
You can watch Anna’s first live show, where she and Karl photographed pastrami live, here. She also joined Karl for the live talk show to discuss her career, pricing, stock images and more.
Questions? Please post them in the comments section below.
Comments
hi Karl
in the “rustic cheese shoot” you used the Para 133 as a backlight. Why did’not you do that in this cheese shoot?
Thanks
Jan
Hi, could you provide me links to the classes that you mention and any time code please so I can check. Thank you.