CreativeLive - Lighting for Food Photography: Beyond Natural Light

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CreativeLive - Lighting for Food Photography: Beyond Natural Light

Join New York Times food photographer Andrew Scrivani as he shares how he uses strobe and steady lighting techniques for your food photography.

In this class you will learn:

How to mimic natural light by using artificial lighting
How to incorporate strobes into your food photography based on your budget
How to use LED’s for a steady light technique to be used in stills or motion tabletop food shots

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