Don’t you love it when someone says, 

“This photo reminds me of how my mom cooked.” 

“Your photo made me go and bake a chocolate cake.”

“I can literally taste it just by looking at the photo.”

These words are the result of the emotion your photo evokes in a viewer. 

As food photographers, we want to create photos that not only look beautiful but connect with the viewer at a deep emotional level. 

When viewers connect with a photo, they see the story, they interpret the art, and feel like they’ve been transported into it - that is the ultimate success of a food photo

..and it cannot happen without the secret ingredient of emotion.

Today we continue our conversation with the amazing, Suze Morrison @gourmetglow on evoking emotion in food photography.

In this part, Suze talks about finding your style through emotion, the relationship between storytelling and emotion in photography and how to create a photography process that is not only streamlined & efficient but also brings out your best work. 

Food is an emotion.

Art is also an emotion. 

And photography is art.

That makes it even more essential to have a strong element of emotion in our photography to create a photo that moves the viewer. 

A successful photo is not only technically sound but has a strong element of emotion. Technique and emotion should balance each other and one without the other is incomplete. 

Start creating powerful food photos by evoking emotion.  

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Show notes available at  https://myfoodlens.com/64-how-to-create-powerful-food-photos-by-evoking-emotion-with-suze-morrison-part-2/

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