Food photography has become very popular and with everyone sharing it on their Facebook or blog, I started wondering are there any websites that actually share specifically and only food photography. And guess what? I’ve stumbled upon a few fantastic websites that allow you to share your food photos. True, many of them are so popular that their criteria are very high but you know what – that would only force you to become a better photographer. Here are some of my favorite websites that focus on sharing food photography (a note: click on the photo takes you to the copyright holder’s website):
1. Flick Food Photography Group - I adore this beautiful photo!
Copyright by The Little Squirrel
2. Foodgawker – such a great food and photography website that even Rachel Ray shares her stuff there.
Copyright by Tutti Dolci
3. Dishfolio
Copyright by Maria’s Menu
7. Tasteologie - I just love the colors in the photo below!
Copyright by Jason and Swanda
Please, feel welcome to link your food and beverages shots to Food Photography. The rules are simple:
1. Make your photograph about food or beverages.
2. Tell us about that photograph: share a photo tip, recipe, or a story behind it.
3. Submit the URL to your food photo post or a specific Flickr image, NOT your home page or album URL.
4. Please, include a link back to my blog in your post or Flickr image description. You can grab the button below or use a text link. Note: Linked photos without the backlink will be removed.
5. Visit bloggers on your left and your right and leave some comment love.
Mira Crisp
Hello! My name is Mira and I take pictures, blog, and drink espresso! As a portrait photographer I take pretty pictures in Ft. Walton Beach - Crestview - Destin, Fl. area. I blog mainly about photography and image enhancement and I am enjoying it a lot. I'd love to hear from you, so please feel very welcome to leave a comment or two.
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I think the photos you’ve shown are fabulous. One thing it’s shown me is I need to think more about the colour composition of the whole dish with the background. Difficult though when you have a toddler pulling on your leg for his lunch and only a few seconds to take the shot before *total* meltdown!
The prawn shot was just taken with a simple pocket compact digital camera though and for that I think it’s not bad.
Thanks for this post and the link-up. Just last week I started adding recipes to my blog, so the different sites will be of help to me.
These pictures are amazing – I’m just off to look at all of these sites. Thanks for sharing them.
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Thanks for sharing these sites! I also have a pretty awesome food photography group on Flickr called “Food Phototgraphy For Real Foodies”!
Amarie, thanks for sharing your site! It helps to know what’s out there.
Beautiful photos! Thanks for sharing, Mira!