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Course 028 · Lesson 05

Mastering the Art of Food Styling

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Highlight the Food with Texture

028.5 Lesson 05 of 08 3 quiz questions 1 assignment

Texture in the surrounding environment of a food photograph serves two functions: it adds visual richness to areas of the frame that would otherwise be empty, and it creates a tonal and tactile contrast that makes the food's own texture appear sharper and more vivid. A rough linen napkin placed beneath a smooth porcelain bowl makes both the roughness of the linen and the smoothness of the bowl appear more pronounced — because the eye registers the contrast between them.

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