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🎯 Helping food photographers build six-figure businesses
📸 Proven systems for pitching, pricing & artificial lighting
🍔 Clients include Subway, KFC

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Tag a photographer that’s feeling this right now 🥹 😂 by @learn.phood

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I’m choosing violence today (photographically speaking) 🙃

These photography habits are annoying for me to see, but they’re also costing YOU serious money and dream clients too 😫

If you’re still chasing the sun like it’s 2015, guessing your prices like you’re playing Russian roulette, and buying gear instead of mastering what you already have... then i have a lot of words for you.

The natural light thing especially gets me because I see photographers turning down those windowless studio gigs (hello, higher budgets!) while complaining they need more clients 🤦🏻‍♀️

And don’t get me started on the pricing guesswork. Your rates should be based on actual numbers, not whatever Sarah from the blogger Facebook group told you.

These might sting a little but trust me - fixing even ONE of these will transform your business faster than you think ✨

And if you want to finally ditch the weather dependency and master artificial lighting so you can say YES to any client, anywhere, anytime - comment PHOTO and I’ll send you A FREE TRAINING that’ll change everything (it reply shouldnt be free 🫪).

What’s the photography habit that makes YOU cringe? Tell me in the comments 👇 by @learn.phood

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Comment ICE to get the link for the fake ice straight to your DMs.

If you regularly photograph beverages, it is so worth making fake ice. So fast and easy plus you can adapt the shape to suit your drink! by @learn.phood

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Every time I open social media to doom scroll, I just see people winning. It can seem like everyone’s just winning, except you 😒

Here are some sad moments and losses of mine recently. If you can relate, you’re my people.

Let’s normalize less than perfect lives. This is the reality. Life isn’t just full of ups 😒 by @learn.phood

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My essential light modifiers that helped to take my photos to that profesh level and the type of photos I take with them!

LMK what’s your absolute fave modifier you use that I need to add to cart asap 🛒 by @learn.phood

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With or without the full fill light- which image do you prefer?

#foodphotographer #beveragephotography #drinksphotography #artificiallightphotography by @learn.phood

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Artificial lighting isn’t just about throwing up a softbox and getting soft, diffused light.

Strategically adding extra lights can instantly elevate your images, draw attention to specific areas, and create something far more interesting than the next photographer on the gram.

Here, I used a second light to create harder shadows only in the top half of the image to add more depth and contrast.

The biggest mistake photographers make when adding extra lights? Letting them overpower the key light and create messy double shadows.

Comment PHOTO if you want to learn how to confidently add multiple lights to your setup and light your scenes in 3 simple steps. by @learn.phood

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What happens when you combine hard lighting with dark moody lighting? See the result at the end!

If you want to learn in detail how to recreate any lighting style using artificial lighting, then comment PHOTO and I’ll send you a link to my free masterclass! by @learn.phood

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LOCKED IN 🔐 I’ll be right here photographing food and product! by @learn.phood

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Comment FILTER and I’ll send you the link to the filter I used to achieve this whimsical effect.

It’s a super fun and versatile to make your food and product shots look just a bit different from everyone else!

#Productphotography #foodphotography #filter by @learn.phood

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Freezing a splash isn’t about shutter speed — it’s about flash duration.

You need your strobe at 1/5000s or faster (T.1), which usually means lowering your power. Then build your exposure around that.

Let me know what questions you have below about freezing splash and getting a clean, sharp shot! by @learn.phood

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You don’t need expensive gear to take expensive looking photos that clients will pay top dollar for

Comment PHOTO if you want to learn the step by step process of how I set up my lights for any shoot using artificial lighting. It’s a free 35 minute class packed full of tips and tricks! by @learn.phood

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