Fine art food photography is about showing the beauty and highlighting the interesting things in(usually), one piece of food. For instance, the roots of beets, veins in cabbage, lines on a carrot, etc. Fine art food photography is less about making the food appear appetizing per say, but more about making a piece of food look beautiful.
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| Fred Michel |
Commercial Food Photography:
While fine art food photography is meant to show the beauty in a single piece of food by looking at its details, commercial food photography is about taking a whole dish, and making it look appealing and appetizing, making the audience want to eat it. Commercial images can and should still be beautiful but it's less about honing in on the fine little details and more about about the overall presentation of a dish.
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| "Jen" http://www.tartineandapronstrings.com/ |
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