FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY COURSE

Practical hands-on course covering basic to advanced aspects of food photography

  • Learn food photography under the guidance of a world-class team

  • Create high-end professional food shots for your portfolio

  • Learn technical aspects related to camera equipment, settings, and lighting

  • Experience the thrill of shooting various culinary products

  • Covering creative aspects, including food styling, composition, and storytelling

  • Discover and master different styles of culinary photography.

About the Food Photography Course

With the help of food photographer and keen foodie, Winifred Harms, we have created a 2-Day Food Photography Workshop. We cover creative aspects, including food styling, composition, storytelling and more.

Course details

  • Practical, hands-on course solidified with class materials and additional tutorials you can access afterwards.

What our students say about us…

 

I recently attended the food photography course and I highly recommend it. Danie and the team are always so generous and in each session share so much with us about composition and lighting and how to improve your technique to get the best angles. Whether you’re a foodie or not; this course is a must.

Thanu

I recently attended the food photography course and I highly recommend it. Danie and the team are always so generous and in each session share so much with us about composition and lighting and how to improve your technique to get the best angles. Being able to do this at FBI school has given us opportunities to shoot the most incredible food. Whether you’re a foodie or not; this course is a must.

Thanu

Cost

R3 400 per person. R500 discount for ex-DPC students.

Venue

Digital Photography Courses, Unit B5, 5 Bellingham St, Centurion

Requirements

A DSLR or Mirrorless camera with a standard zoom lens is the minimum requirement and we recommend you bring all your other lenses as well. It is expected that attendees should know the basics of photography, such as aperture, shutter speed, ISO, white balance, metering, focusing, etc. If you do not yet understand the basics, we recommend that you take a look at our Basic – Intermediate Photography Courses.

Completing the following workshops before or even after you complete the Food Photography Course will be beneficial but is not compulsory:

Feel free to call or email us, should you have any questions about the course.

Upcoming Food Photography Workshops

  • Dates to be announced
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