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Student Spotlight: Morgan of @nomaste.hungry
Student Spotlight: Lee of @laneandgreyfare
Student Spotlight: Esra of @charmerkitchen
Student Spotlight: Amanda of @amandagryphon
Student Spotlight: Nina & Antonia of @twosisterslivinglife
Student Spotlight: Chiara from @mangioquindisono
Student Spotlight: Michelle from @siftandsimmer
Student Spotlight: Pate from @thegandmkitchen
Student Spotlight: Anita from @wild.thistle.kitchen
Student Spotlight: Zorah from @inthemidnightkitchen
Student Spotlight: Becca from @cooking__therapy
Student Spotlight: Alice from @alicepages
Student Spotlight: Clems from @madeinclems
Student Spotlight: Monique from @peaches2peaches
Student Spotlight: Tajda from @myveganminimalist
Student Spotlight: Gretta from @grettabakes

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UMM HOW TALENTED ARE OUR STUDENTS?!
@FOODTOGRAPHYSCHOOL

💡 QUICK SOCIAL TIP: want your video to engage p

💡 QUICK SOCIAL TIP: want your video to engage people RIGHT AWAY? include some action within the first second of your video (whether that’s an object moving into frame, the camera moving, or you moving!) to instantly grab your audience’s attention. #foodtographyschool

your video went viral, but NOW WHAT? 👇 well, fi

your video went viral, but NOW WHAT? 👇 well, first of all, CONGRATS! don’t panic. here’s what to do...
🤝 interact: engage with every comment on your viral post to build connections.
🤔 analyze: reflect on what made your video go viral and replicate those elements in future videos.
🏃‍♀️ride the momentum: stay active on social media for 48 hours after a viral hit to stay in the algorithm’s good graces.
🌟don’t stress about followers: a viral video doesn’t necessarily mean an influx of followers, so focus on long-term growth and engaging with commenters rather than expecting an instant follower surge from a viral video. 🚀 #foodtographyschool

implied movement vs. captured movement - swipe to

implied movement vs. captured movement - swipe to see the difference!
while captured movement, like seen here in @fliske’s shot, is when an object is in motion, *implied* movement is the illusion of movement in a photo as seen here in @mangioquindisono’s photo. movement gives the photograph energy, making it jump off the screen. #foodtographyschool

When in doubt, use repetition like @barleyandsage.

When in doubt, use repetition like @barleyandsage. it’s pleasing to the eye, solidifies intention, and helps your eyes dance around the image. #foodtographyschool

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