Shooting a food truck. Any tips?

I have a shoot coming up in a few weeks that will be a trio of firsts for me: first food truck, first food, and first freelance photo gig. Right now, I am mainly looking for any tips or advice for shooting in a food truck. I plan two shoots, one with no customers, focused on the food and kitchen activity, then at the grand opening, with...

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Cocktails

I'm new to Fstoppers and trying out the groups. Here a 2 shots of some cocktails—any feedback would be appreciated.

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My first foray into the food photo genre.

Last week I decided to try some food shots and these are the results. All ingredients were pretty much raw to keep the body and bright colours. I then torched the areas that I wanted to melt or look toasted or cooked with a small brulét burner. Gloss and sheen were added by painting those areas with cooking oil using a small paint brush. The...

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Burgerporn

Shot this recently for a better burger brand and wanted to get feedback as to how it might be improved.

Any C&C greatly appreciated.

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Chocolate overload

The secret to food photography consist of three components. Freshness of ingredients , great styling and the temptations of not consuming it. Client : Level 33.

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Linguine Carbonara

This shot is part of a promotional photoshoot of a new dish, the "Linguine Carbonara", from a local restaurant. I used a large tile for background and two softboxes, one for main light source and the other one for fill light.

Feedback is always welcome!

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Chocolatta Brigaderios

I was recently asked to do some photography for a local chocolate company. I wanted to hae a sort of regal feel so I went with this blue satin backdrop, lit it with two Cactus RF60's

This is my first time shooting food so I'd love any and all critique. It's pretty different but I like it.

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