Photographing food is not an easy task!
Especially in my dark kitchen, at night.
Since I do all of my baking during school hours
{for mental and hygienic purposes},
I can squeeze some photography in
if I'm on task and have the time and daylight.
My dining table is the best place to do this since
there's a wall of windows and our
dining table is white.
Today, something popped in my head about a pin
I had seen about reflective light and I remembered
tin foil.
I tried it and I like it. A lot!
Here are two photos that are untouched.
The first one is without the foil reflector and
the second one is with .
Here's my top notch, high tech reflector:
Frugality at its best, don't you think?
I think I may be using this method for other things too.
Just and idea I thought I would share!
I've used that trick...it's really great. Who knew? It's amazing how much the light changes...and that cake looks like I could reach in to the computer and help myself to it's deliciousness. :)
ReplyDeleteI suppose new tricks can be taught to us refined ladies! :) I'll save you a piece of cake.
DeleteGreat idea!! Your photo looks wonderful! Taking pictures of food is not an easy task, but i love it!!
ReplyDeleteKathy
It's amazing what some good lighting can do, isn't it Kathy? I think the next time I ever want to attempt a selfie (I am NOT good at these), I'm going to do so at the make-up counter at Dillards! Their lighting is always so flattering. I know it's a trick but hey, we can take advantage! Haha!
DeleteOh my goodness! Thank you so much for sharing this tip Amber! I am sooo doing this! xox
ReplyDeleteYou are very welcome, Maryjane! I'm glad I remembered to do it! Gotta love Pinterest and everyone that shares great ideas.
DeleteAmber, That reflector worked very well. Such a sweet dessert too. Blessings, xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting, Susie! I made this cute little cake for a neighbor. She loved it. :)
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