London, England -- (SBWIRE) -- 06/17/2015 -- Food photography could appear to be growing as a skilled art in itself, especially in light of recent publicity around the subject of food photography. Not only has this included the high profile of the 2015 Food Photographer of the Year competition, which was hosted in May, but also the growth of artwork involving food products. A key example is the work from Dutch artists and filmmakers Lernert& Sander, who created a series of photographs of raw food cut into 98 exact squares. You may well have seen the pictures on websites like Buzzfeed, and the images themselves were commissioned by De Volkskrant, a Dutch newspaper, which was hosting a food photography supplement.

Evidently, food photography is a fashionable field, and accelerating in popularity. After all, to capture the sensory potentials of food within a still takes substantial practice and can look stunning. In turn, this can be seen as contributing to effective food photography used in advertising campaigns for business – both catering and non-catering – sharing on social media, and even making great gifts.

About Graham Precey
Graham Precey is a professional food photographer, with over 25 years of experience. He works across a two- floor London studio, operating with a range of prop and light techniques to achieve optimum images of fine food. He was quick to comment in light of the recent rise of popularity in food photographs.

"To photograph food well takes skill and is an impassioned process in itself, " He explained "After all, the best food photographers seek to convey the sensory experience and intensity of the product to the viewer. This is a key aim in what I do, capturing and enhancing the layers of colour and texture food can offer.

Although the rise of camera phones means that taking pictures of food is more accessible to everyone, the true way to achieve the best results is to opt for a food photographer. As we can see – food attracts, food sells, and food makes you memorable. So if you are wanting imagery to promote your business or add intensity to a room, a professional photograph of food may be an important consideration. And it is sure to have an impact which engages attention for all the right reasons and with professional techniques, it will be an image one step ahead."

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