Taken directly from above, flat lays can showcase details of your food that angled shots often miss. Here are our top 10 tips for flat lay food photography.
When you can’t get creative with camera angles, what about subject angles? The arrangement of items in your photo session helps you get the perfect flat lay.
You can shoot hands holding burgers, toasting wine glasses, or even reaching for a food plate across a picnic table.
Color corrections and increased vibrance are great, but this isn’t the time for too-heavy filters. Instead, let your photo composition shine!
Don’t be afraid of letting plates fall halfway out of the screen. Forcing each object to be included in the final photo can look more staged and less natural.