Rose Nene

iPhone Photography: Capture Delicious Food Photos with Natural Lighting

Hi there! This photo made me smile :) it really captures that cozy, satisfying moment of a well-deserved coffee break! I love that you went out to celebrate finishing the class and used the moment to practice what you learned. That’s exactly the kind of creative confidence I was hoping students would gain. The chocolate muffin looks super rich and indulgent, and I like how you placed it on a clean white plate, which helps it stand out. The details like the sugar packets, napkin, and coffee cup add a natural, lifestyle feel to the image, giving it context without feeling too staged. It feels real and relatable, which is such a beautiful thing to capture. One gentle tip to try next time: consider the light direction and shadows. You’ve got some nice detail in the muffin, but the coffee cup is catching a bit more light than the star of the photo. Try turning your plate slightly or positioning yourself so the light softly hits the food more directly. Even natural café lighting can work magic with a little tweak in angle! You’re definitely on the right track and I can see your effort to apply the lessons from class. I’d love to know what part of the class helped you the most or sparked that little “aha!” while shooting this. It helps me understand what’s really clicking for students and if you feel inspired to leave a review, I’d appreciate it so much. Keep capturing everyday moments like this. You’re doing great and I can’t wait to see more! &lt;3 Best,Rose

Lesson number 9 and 10 as those 2 lessons actually demonstrated how to go about it experimenting different concepts with the lighting and the angles going all the way to the editing process

I had out for coffee just after completion of the class and tried taking this beautiful picture ,I hope l nailed it.

Bitten muffin

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