Tips To Get The Best Food Photos With Your Smartphone

Here is your less then $3 meal…COCONUT SCRAMBLE EGGS, inspired by my recent Asia trip, Protein packed and metabolic in nature. Click in bio, much Breakfast love xo DC

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Natural light is your best friend.

You probably already heard it when it comes to selfies and the rule is no different for food photos! Using natural light gives you more changes of capturing the bright colors and shapes of your meal. However, do not use direct sunlight, as it will create an overexposure effect that diminishes the colors and details.