Hector Nunez
Are you a foodie looking to elevate your photography? Perhaps to improve your social media content or perhaps you own a restaurant and want to attract more customers. Whatever your reason may be, the City Kitchen at the Reading Terminal Market will be hosting a food photography workshop on Friday June 28th from 6 pm to 8 pm.
The event will be curated by Philly Connective which is a new online platform that helps to connect creatives with freelance opportunities. The workshop will be spearheaded by Paolo Jay Agbay who has made a name for himself in the food photography space with placements in publications such as Eater, The New York Times, and Philadelphia Magazine. Paolo was also recognized by DiversifyPhoto as an “Up Next” photographer.
During the workshop attendees will learn about navigating the food photography scene from Paolo's own experience as well as techniques including how to use lighting, technical cameral work, best practices for settings, as well as editing tips and tricks. Several vendors at the market will be donating dishes to be used, so everything will be hands-on.
This class is open to all skill levels, so whether you have a DSLR or smartphone, you'll leave this workshop with a better understanding of the art of food photography.