Sean Dalton

Photographie culinaire moody pour Instagram : narration visuelle par des photos pleines d'émotions

Hi Nat!Thank you for taking the time to share these gorgeous images as well as a backstory behind them. Honestly, I think they're all really well done. They look very natural and real, and the styling is really great. The lighting is also nice!It's clear you have a natural eye for this stuff, I commend you on the quality you've shown here. Would love to see more of your work, perhaps you can share it in the Facebook group!

I don't know if this is the right place to leave the explanation why I chose those three, but here I go. The first one, I took it in a cafe just in from of my house, so it was sort of a challenge for me, I wanted to make the ordinary look different and special. Composition was key in this one, even though is not that complicated or has a lot of different objects around. Lighting is quite even, I took in in one of the tables outside. The second one, is a brunch that I made at home. My roommate just moved in and we wanted to celebrate, since she is a good friend of mine, I wanted to create a dreamy and warm kind of story.  The warm part is probably reflected in the soft materials like the little carpet in the chair or the cotton branch, the wood and the homey cup. The dreamy part is created with a faceted piece of glass, it creates the perfect dreamy kaleidoscope effect. The third one, is a very special brunch that I had while traveling in Porto, Portugal. That day I took my computer with me cause I had a lot to edit so I sat in this place for like 4-5 hours. I think that the story that I wanted to tell here is basically that even though, I'm a workaholic (I am) I love the fact that I can do my work from wherever in the world. Eating amazing things and trying new things. This is a very cheerful and kind of colorful picture. Not as moody as the other two.

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