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[manishrajputphotography]

Hire the Best Food Photographer in Your Budget in Rohtak, Haryana.

Do you want to hire a professional food photographer at an affordable price? Food photography is very important for increasing sales of a restaurant and shops, pictures of food are the most important thing. But why hire a food photographer when you can just rely on your smartphone for menu photography? Because the quality you need to sell more can only come from a professional photographer. Taking pictures of food is not as easy as it seems. Professional food photography brings a lot to the table, from expertise to talent and the artistic eye, among others. We have 10 years of experience in food and product photography, and thousands of customers trust us for our better work.

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Restaurant - Orchha, 2013

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Magazine Review: National Geographic July 1981

Magazine Review: National Geographic July 1981 edited by Wilbur E. Garrett National Geographic was originally titled The National Geographic Magazine when it was first published in 1888. It was the scholarly journal of the National Geographic Society. In 1905, it began including photographs to go with the articles, and began sometimes having color photographs in the 1910s though this did not…

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Street-side sugarcane juice vendor, Mumbai

[sakinazojwala]

Behind the Scenes: Secrets of Professional Food Photographers

Hello there, food lovers! I'm Sakina Zojwala, a professional food photographer based in the bustling city of Mumbai, India. Today, I'm excited to take you behind the scenes into the captivating world of professional food photography. It's a fascinating field that combines art, creativity, and gastronomy, capturing delicious dishes in the most mouthwatering way possible.

In a country as diverse as India, where culinary traditions vary from one state to another, food photography has gained immense popularity. Everyone wants to show off their delectable creations, whether it's a cozy family kitchen or a top-notch restaurant. To help you understand what goes into creating those picture-perfect images, I'll reveal some of the secrets that the best food photographers in India use to capture your favorite dishes in all their glory.

1. The Art of Plating:

One of the first secrets of professional food photography is the art of plating. It's the meticulous arrangement of food on a plate to make it visually appealing. The best food photographers and stylists pay close attention to every detail, from the choice of plates and cutlery to the arrangement of ingredients. The aim is to make the food look as tempting as possible.

2. Lighting Magic:

Good lighting is the key to fantastic food photography. Natural light is often the preferred choice, especially in the early morning or late afternoon. Soft, diffused light helps to eliminate harsh shadows and brings out the colors and textures of the food. If natural light isn't available, professional photographers invest in high-quality artificial lighting setups.

3. The Perfect Angle:

Food can be quite photogenic from any angle, but there are a few standard approaches that food photographers use. Overhead shots give a unique perspective of the dish, while eye-level shots capture the food from the diner's point of view. Experimenting with different angles can create a variety of striking images. 

4. Props and Backgrounds:

Choosing the right props and backgrounds is crucial in food photography. Wooden tables, rustic backgrounds, and carefully selected props can add character to the photograph and help set the mood. It's all about creating a story around the food.

5. Timing is Everything:

The best food photographer in Mumbai, or anywhere else, knows the importance of timing. Food photography is a race against the clock, as many dishes look their best when freshly prepared. Quick work and having a team that knows their role are essential.

6. Post-Processing Magic:

Once the images are captured, they go through post-processing. This step involves enhancing colors, adjusting exposure, and making minor edits to bring out the food's best features. Post-processing can turn a good photo into an outstanding one.

7. Working with a Team:

Professional food photographers rarely work alone. They collaborate with food stylists, assistants, and even chefs to ensure every detail is just right. Teamwork is essential to creating those mouth watering images.

8. Equipment Matters:

A professional food photographer invests in high-quality camera equipment, lenses, and tripods to capture those perfect shots. The choice of lenses can influence the composition, depth of field, and overall look of the photo.

9. Patience and Perseverance:

Food photography is not always as easy as it looks. It requires patience and perseverance. A photographer may take dozens or even hundreds of shots to get that one perfect image.

10. Passion for Food:

Last but not least, a true passion for food is at the heart of professional food photography. To capture the essence and beauty of a dish, you have to love food in all its forms.

In the world of professional food photography in India, many talented individuals are capturing the essence of our diverse cuisine. Some of the top food photographers in India are creating masterpieces that make you want to reach into the screen and grab a bite.

Whether you're a restaurant owner, a home cook, or a food enthusiast, understanding the secrets behind professional food photography can help you appreciate the artistry that goes into showcasing our favorite dishes. Next time you see a mouthwatering food photo on Instagram or in a menu, you'll have a newfound appreciation for the skill and creativity behind it.

So, the next time you're savoring a delicious meal, think about the artistry that went into making it look so enticing on your plate. And if you ever need a professional food photographer in Mumbai, you now know where to find one!

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Gravy Noodles recipe / গ্রেভি নুডলস রেসিপি

Gravylicious Noodles

[sakina-zojwala]

Who is the best jewellery photographer in Mumbai which can showcase your jewellery in the best possible way?

Sakina Zojwala is a highly regarded jewellery photographer based in Mumbai, India, known for her exceptional talent in capturing the beauty and intricacy of precious gems and designs. Her work has earned her a reputation as one of the best in the industry in Mumbai. Visit her portfolio: https://www.sakinazojwala.com/product-photographer-mumbai/cosmetics-perfumes 

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[manishrajputphotography]

Delhi's Top 5 Star Rated Food and Product Photographer | Manish Rajput

Manish Rajput Photography is recognized as one of delhi's top 5-star rated photographers for food and product imagery. Specializing in exquisite visuals that elevate your brand, we combine creativity with technical expertise to produce stunning images that resonate. Whether it's gourmet cuisine or high-end products, we capture their essence with precision and flair. Trust manish rajput photography shoot premium quality photography that makes a statement. Visit us:- https://manishrajput.com/

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Jesus wasn't Palestinian you dumb heretic. Palestine didn't exist yet. The Palestinian people didn't exist yet. Read the fucking bible. Dumbass

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This is going to sound sarcastic but i mean it genuinely: i love getting called a heretic by randos online. helps me know i'm doing some things right!

In honor of Jesus the Palestinian Jew, here's an excerpt from a sermon (which you can read / listen to in full over here) I wrote back in June on how Jesus's direct identification with those the world calls "least" in Matthew 25 empowers (and challenges) us to envision him as literally one with all who are denigrated, disenfranchised, executed by Empire — as Palestinians are today.

...In proclaiming himself not only kin with the world’s outcasts, but literally one with each and every one of them, Jesus empowers us to imagine him in ever newer, ever more expansive ways. He empowered Black theologian James Cone to declare that Christ is Black, and that every time a Black person is lynched, Christ is re-crucified with them. He empowered disability theologian Nancy Eiesland to declare that God is disabled – to envision the throne of God as a wheelchair, and to point out how the wounds with which Christ rose would have impaired his movement. He empowered gay artist Maxwell Lawton to paint Christ with AIDS lesions, and photographer Elisabeth Ohlson Wallin to depict Christ’s resurrection wounds as transgender top surgery scars. Though some have decried all these images of Christ as blasphemous, it was Jesus himself who told us that he is one with those whom the world denies food, safety, medical care, freedom, and love...

btw if anyone has other examples of theologians declaring Christ a member of a marginalized group it's my fave thing so please add on. Another great one is S. Yesu Suresh' declaration that Christ is Dalit (the "untouchable" class in India).

[eatmangoesnekkid]

With phones off and wi-fi unplugged, go away from the world and into solitude with your lover for a few days. Cook real food. Make love. Play. Photograph each other. Listen to music together. Read books together. Lay around in the nude in your togetherness. Go for long nature walks. Explore your unrepressed sexual interests. Return to the quiet with your lover. Create a life where your shared solitude is highly regarded and possible. -India Ame'ye, Author

[viagginterstellari]

Street food - Vrindavan, 2013

[thoughtlessarse]

Three young parrots patiently wait for their parents to return with food in Chandigarh, India -Photograph: mediadrumimages/Anuj Jain

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