The angle from which a picture is taken makes a massive difference on the finished product. Taking from head on for example will affect the way the light falls on the subject. A 30 degree angle allows for inclusion of background props, props that can transform the image. One popular angle – especially with food bloggers – is the overhead shot

Food Photography Blog by London Food Photographer Stephen Conroy

At Stephen Conroy Photography we believe there are five sweet things that always look yummy on camera.

Food Photography Blog by London Food Photographer Stephen Conroy

Food doesn’t always just tumble onto the plate looking delicious and it is the food photographer’s job - along with the food stylist - to move it around and mess with it until it looks irresistible.

Food Photography Blog by London Food Photographer Stephen Conroy

Odeon Cinemas chose Stephen Conroy for their food and drink photography in their VIP Gallery.

Food Photography Blog by London Food Photographer Stephen Conroy

Food Photographer Stephen Conroy is among many companies to adopt the domain names ending in .london as part of their communications strategy.

Food Photography Blog by London Food Photographer Stephen Conroy

Let us share our expert tips at Stephen Conroy Photography so that you can take the perfect food selfie.

Food Photography Blog by London Food Photographer Stephen Conroy