BVS Food Styling and Photography Tips

Flow is a fun technique to explore because it’s very abstract and other-worldly. Not all images have it, and not all images need it, but when they do it brings...

Framing is one of those styling techniques we come back to again and again. It’s simple, incredibly effective and a beautiful way to add depth, focus and storytelling to an...

Five timeless photography backdrops we consistently see working beautifully across food, product and still life photography. Versatile, easy to light and edit – a strong foundation for any backdrop collection.

Learn how to style with fabric - also known as the prop cloth - in food and product photography. Ten simple draping, folding and layering ideas to add texture, softness...

Are you a propaholic too? From vintage treasures to everyday kitchen tools, discover how the right prop choices elevate your storytelling and bring depth, mood and meaning to your images.

Infinity curves can feel like a bit of a curveball at first, but once you've got the hang of it, you can create clean, seamless backgrounds for food and product photography....

Chiaroscuro, Italian for “light-dark,” describes the dramatic, spotlight-like contrast between light and shadow used in art and photography. Painterly and refined, it lends food imagery a moody, slightly theatrical quality...

Editorial styling is clean, clear, graphic and impactful - often minimalist, but never boring, using negative space with effortless confidence.

Swirling smoke and steam evoke the senses and are beautiful to shoot, bringing an ethereal magic to your scene. Of all the seasons, they suit Autumn best - rich colours,...