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Turmeric Risotto & Food Photography Workshop

When it comes to food, it’s not just the taste that’s important, but also the presentation. You eat with your eyes as well as your mouth, as we all know. Of course in food photography, presentation is the most important factor and the presentability rating of foods differs wildly. It’s always easier to take a good photograph of a pretty dish or some good-looking produce than it is to take a yummy-looking and inviting image of ye olde bowl of porridge.

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Quinoa Granola by Donna Hay

In April, I wrote about my amazing experience in Venice, where I attended Meeta K. Wolff’s and  Jeanne Horak-Druiff’s Food Photography & Styling course. As a gift, we got the brand new Donna Hay cookbook called „Fresh and Light“. If you are familiar with her cookbooks, you know that the food pictures in her books are all very bright. In this book, the photographer and the stylist focused even more on the brightness of the pictures, which at the same time adds a lightness to the food. All the dishes are on white plates, with a white background and accompanied by white napkins.

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Food Photography & Styling Workshop with Meeta K. Wolff & Jeanne Horak-Druiff

No, it’s not a new Foodtastic magazine – this cover was just the result of one of my tasks at the Food Photography & Styling Workshop in Venice last weekend. How great was combining a workshop like this with a nice holiday around Italian wine country and beautiful Venice. That’s what I love about Meeta K. Wolff’s workshops – she always chooses different destinations. I had to decide between Berlin and Venice and as I had been to Berlin quite a few times but never before to Venice, I thought that would be the place to be for my next food photography workshop.

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