I remember wondering how people were pulling off photos at certain restaurants, until I finally saw a ring light in the wild. It’s so disruptive and rude, I cant wrap my head around the ego of influencers. This piece hits it well, they don’t give a shit about the place only the views.
I am at a loss for words…yes, I love to take photos of food- I’d love to be in the kitchen actually…but if I go now, I might bring a camera + 50mm 1.2 and no flash. I get 15-30 seconds to take the photo and I’m done! I don’t want my food to get cold!
lol, I was working with a client last week and for her shop video, I propped up the camera on her register and started filming us interacting without a ring light or a mini tripod, and she just lost it. “You really film everything like this?!” But really though, harsh lighting does nobody favors and disturbing customers to try and reach other customers is counterintuitive
I remember wondering how people were pulling off photos at certain restaurants, until I finally saw a ring light in the wild. It’s so disruptive and rude, I cant wrap my head around the ego of influencers. This piece hits it well, they don’t give a shit about the place only the views.
It's wild!!
I am at a loss for words…yes, I love to take photos of food- I’d love to be in the kitchen actually…but if I go now, I might bring a camera + 50mm 1.2 and no flash. I get 15-30 seconds to take the photo and I’m done! I don’t want my food to get cold!
Same!!
exactly what I needed to read after getting unusually pissed off at two customers using flash throughout their meal on Saturday night
NOOOOOOOOOO why?!
lol, I was working with a client last week and for her shop video, I propped up the camera on her register and started filming us interacting without a ring light or a mini tripod, and she just lost it. “You really film everything like this?!” But really though, harsh lighting does nobody favors and disturbing customers to try and reach other customers is counterintuitive