photo processing apps are fun, but you don't need to go crazy with the filters. my favorite app is vsco cam, which has subtle films as well as tools to let you adjust white balance, lighting, and sharpness.
Stephanie Le, blogger and creator of i am a food blog | @iamafoodblog
learn to edit. only post pictures that really look great and represent your aesthetic. don't just post every single food picture you take. your feed needs to be well curated too!
Barrett Prendergast, chef and owner of catering company Valleybrink Road | @valleybrinkroad
always use natural light which is ideally coming from one direction (like, put your plate of food next to a window).
Izy Hossack, blogger and creator of Top with Cinnamon | @topwithcinnamon
go for the overhead shot. up-close-and-personal shots of your carbonara with the phone held at an angle are so 2007 (i kid, but only partially). stand on a chair or the table (shoes off, please!) and capture the spread or dish from above - that way, your viewer will feel like they're observing a moment in time, not about to get a faceful of pasta.
Rochelle Bilow, associate web editor of Bon Appetit | @rochellebilow
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