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    Aesthetic Food Photography for Beginners

    A course by Camila SeraceniPhotographer Specializing in Food Styling

    Aesthetic Food Photography for Beginners

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    16 lessons & 24 downloads

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    Aesthetic Food Photography for Beginners

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    • 5 months ago

      muito bom!

    • 8 months ago

      Explicaciones claras y sencillas, paso a paso para cubrir todas las necesidades de los proyectos, haciendo hincapié en buscar siempre nuestro estilo personal.

    • Eu amei o curso. Muito bom e esclarecedor

    • 1 year ago

      It is very interesting course. I recommend it a lot.

    • 1 year ago

      the course is great. thanks so much for making it. Your knowledges are priceless. I`d be glad to hear a feedback on my work.

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    Camila Seraceni

    Camila Seraceni

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    Photographer Specializing in Food Styling

    Camila Seraceni is a Brazilian photographer specializing in food styling and storytelling. After 15 years in foreign trade, she recognized photography as her true calling. In her work, she looks to immortalize emotive memories and daily routines connected to food.

    Her images, composed with sensitivity and care, have appeared in the pages of magazines like Cláudia, Thrive, and Chiiz.

    Content

    • U1

      Introduction

      • About Me
      • Influences
    • U2

      Photography with history

      • Food as an emotional connection and affective memory
      • Lighting
      • Colors
      • Scenario composition techniques: textures, amplitude and triangles
      • Composition: lines, angles, framing and human factor
      • The foods
      • Theme and conceptualization of the project
    • U3

      Preparation for the project

      • Curation of the photographic background, tableware and objects
      • Scenario composition and shooting preparation
      • Style the food
      • Static photo shoot
      • Humanized photo session
    • U4

      Editing and Marketing

      • Post-production: editing
      • How to sell to brands
    • FP

      Final project

      • Aesthetic Food Photography for Beginners

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    FAQs

    The course is intermediate level, recommended for those who already have basic photography knowledge and want to refine specific food styling and gastronomic visual storytelling techniques.

    You’ll need a camera (DSLR, mirrorless, or even a smartphone), some accessories like light diffusers and a spray bottle, plus kitchen tools and ingredients to set up your photo scenes.

    You’ll learn composition techniques, scene setup, natural light manipulation, use of colors and textures, plus visual storytelling to create engaging gastronomic images with a unique identity.

    Advanced editing skills aren’t required, but the course covers basic adjustments for light, color, and contrast to enhance your food photos.

    Yes, the course teaches how to craft intimate atmospheres using natural light, scene composition, color palette choices, and decorative elements to evoke emotions and memories.

    The course covers techniques for using and controlling natural light, positioning the table, softening harsh light, creating gentle shadows, and shooting at different times like the golden hour.

    Yes, there are specific modules on the color wheel, complementary colors, monochromatic and analogous palettes to harmonize your scene and make the food pop in your photos.

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