Photos for the Foodies

For any restaurant or recipe guide, food photography is key. Pinterest has spurred sales and new recipes solely through photos. People choose their wedding cake bakery first by image then taste.

You do not have to be a chef or bake wedding cakes to try your hand at food photography. Grab your camera and shoot some images of your next meal at home, on vacation, or at a friend’s place. You might be surprised at the results!

Want to learn more? Find wonderful food photography tips and tricks at Lou Manna's Digital Food Photography website

Red River Paper PROS Lou Manna, Kiyoshi Togashi, and Jim Divitale are masters of food photography. Check out their profiles here:

• Lou Manna
• Kiyoshi Togashi
• Jim Divitale

Best Papers for Food Photography

Making your foodie photo prints look their best is easy. You will love the results from these fine papers.

• Bright white with a bold luster finish
• Enhance vivid colors and smooth appearance of food
• Heavy weight, professional feel

• A finer surface texture than luster
• Same reliable results as Arctic Polar Luster
• Slightly lighter weight than Luster

• Same bright white as luster with a gloss appeal
• Make your subject shine
• Food glamour
• Liquids and drinks look crisp