Scroll through Facebook and 10 sponsored ads about photography courses show up. 

Get on instagram and at least 20 reels of photoshoot BTS pop up.

And that is because of the demand for good photos. 

If you’ve wondered whether clients are looking for recipes or photos then, Natasha Miocha, everyone’s favorite person and food blogger tells us all about it. 

From starting out in the garment industry as a merchandiser to office administrator toowning a bakery and catering business to becoming  a full-time food blogger, Natasha talks about the role of good photos in the blogging and business world.

Natasha shares how her photography changed with the change in her business, what difference she saw by improving her photography skills and what clients look for when working with food bloggers.

If you wonder whether it's worth spending 30 extra minutes in taking a good picture of that chocolate cake you baked before sending it to the client or uploading the recipe on social media or your blog, then listen to Natasha about how she juggled a family and full-time business, only to be able to take better photos - because that’s how important photography is. 

It is easy to continue working on what we like the most, cooking, creating recipes, writing – but photography is what brings results to all that work we put in, either as creative confidence or as income. 

Whether you’re monetizing your food blog or creating it as a hobby, Natasha breaks down photography in the most simplest, uncomplicated way.

Read more about Dyutima at www.myfoodlens.com

Follow her on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dyutima_myfoodlens/

Podcast show notes over at https://myfoodlens.com/24-why-do-food-bloggers-also-need-to-be-photographers/