25 Jul I Photographed A Cookbook!
Photographing a cookbook has been on my career dream list since I first picked up a camera. I was so honored when Taylor of Simply Taylor asked me to photograph her amazing creations. Back in June, we shot for five straight days (16 recipes per day!) at our studio.
The cookbook, Real Food, Real Simple, doesn’t come out until January 3, 2017 but you can pre-order it now! I can’t wait to have it in my hands!
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Kate Burgener
Posted at 07:29h, 25 JulyThat’s so exciting! I love cookbooks and really beautiful food photography really draws me in and makes me want to try recipes more than just text. (It’s why I dig food blogs, so I can see some process, though I don’t necessarily need a photo of each step unless it’s a tricky technique.) Glad you got to take on a project that has always been your dream! I would love to do layout for a cookbook some day, that’s definitely on my own list of dream projects!
Allison
Posted at 11:06h, 25 JulyI do too! I bought a cookbook once that had no photography in it and I never use it. Food blogs are like pieces of art, in my opinion.
Emily
Posted at 08:59h, 25 JulyWow, those pictures are gorgeous! And how exciting for you! I’ll definitely be keeping my eyes open for this cookbook come next January!
Allison
Posted at 11:06h, 25 JulyThanks Emily! It was such a blast.
Kim
Posted at 13:40h, 25 JulyThese pictures are amazing! I love cookbooks that have beautiful photography – makes me more motivated to cook. Great work.
Allison
Posted at 22:22h, 25 JulyThanks Kim! It’s so great to hear from you!! And thank you so much. Her recipes are so simple – I’ve loved trying them and eating them too.
Ashley Mathieu
Posted at 12:46h, 01 AugustThose pictures are gorgeous!!! Congrats, Allie! Also – totally random – but what kind of tether/program do you use to see your SOOC pictures in real time on your iMac? Been looking for that kind of setup so any info is helpful! :)