As you will see in the photos, you can use different props for the same food. In my examples, I have a mushroom risotto and I use lots of props to make many different photos. This is the best exercise you can do to start learning about styling and props. Play around with everything you have.
Leave the same settings and just change the background or the props. I had natural light coming from the right side and I had a wooden background. I took a lot of photos from different angles and with different props. Later on, you can analyze them and learn.
Keep taking photos!
Cooking Without Limits 
Great pictures. Beautiful presentation! ◔‿◔
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That natural light really does something for the final effect. Beautiful photos!
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Some good tips. Thank you.
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What a brilliant idea! Love being able to compare & contrast. I’ll be giving this a try – thank you 😊
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4th one down is my favourite and would make me want to dig in! Really interesting to see the different techniques with the same food.
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Do you give classes? I would love to be able to do what you did with this “model”.
I have posts on the blog about photography: food photography tips. I will write more tips. Just stay closer.
Thank you for taking the time to make all these photos and share them with us. Good tips!
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Beautiful pictures
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Your tips are so helpful!
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Beautiful
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wow. nicely presented 🙂
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These photos are beautiful! 🙂 I’m trying so hard to get the hang of flatlays and food photography as well. I guess it just takes practice. Thanks for sharing 🙂
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Awesome pictures. Hoping to recieve more posts from you regarding food photography 🙂
Thank you. Here are more posts about food photography: https://cooking-without-limits.com/category/food-photography-tips/
Thanks. I get it 😀
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Than you for the tips. Great Photography!
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Interesting ideas. I will use this approach in my photography for my food blog. I loved the first picture. Perhaps I prefer brighter hues. Thanks for the tips.
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Gorgeous photos – I really need to make more of an effort, but I’m better at cooking than clicking 😊
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Thank you. I love seeing how other people stage food shots as that is an area where I’m trying to improve.
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As always thanks for the likes on my page, but secondly THIS BLOG IS AWESOME! Thanks for sharing, beautiful work. I always had so much appreciation of food photography one day ill get a great camera.
Be well 🙂
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Nice! I need to step up my own photos and this is great advice!
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Great ideas. Thanks!
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Awesome! Good tips! Thanks!
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You are absolutely right.
A different setting can give a completely different mood, using the same subject.
I’m still working on it, but in most of cases the will to eat the food before it cools down wins on taking the right time to take a proper photo 😀 with sweets it’s easier, I can take that time, but with hot meals I too often do it too fast 🙂
wow! such a cool post. love the different perspective with all the props, but the same food – brilliant to see!
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Great concept!
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