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Improve Your Food Photography Skills In Time for Thanksgiving

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November 21, 2013

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October Photo Challenge Finalists: Food Photography

A collection of food photos that will make you both hungry and inspired

Food photography is one of the most popular things you can do with a camera at the moment. For October's photo challenge, we requested that you, our talented readers, turn your cameras toward your plates to create new pieces of art from culinary masterpieces.

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Pro Tip: Use a Prism In Front of Your Lens For Unique Photos

Try analog special effects to give your images a look that digital can't equal

Tips From a Pro: Shoot Better Food Photos With Any Camera

Jeff Kauck shares strategies for great food shots, even if you only have your iPhone

November Photo Challenge: Nature Shot With a Strong Foreground

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Photo Terms A-Z

Z is for Zoo:

Plan your shooting day in advance: Visit the zoo’s website to discover feeding times, baby animals on exhibit, and any special rules or programs for photographers. Arrive early to beat the crowds: Do a quick run-through of displays and lighting. Leave your family at home to avoid distractions. Preset your camera: Use continuous shooting mode, high ISO, and aperture priority with a large aperture. Crop and defocus: Try to eliminate anything that says zoo—worn paths, concrete backgrounds, anything plastic or man-made. Include lots of natural color: Blues and greens suggest locations in the wild

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