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Course 028 · Lesson 06

Mastering the Art of Food Styling

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Making Food Look Plentiful and What to Avoid

028.6 Lesson 06 of 08 3 quiz questions 1 assignment

Making food look plentiful is a counter-intuitive discipline: the less food you show, the more plentiful it often appears. This is because abundance in food photography is communicated not by quantity but by quality. A perfectly styled, generously portioned bowl of pasta on a small plate — with a few perfectly placed herbs, a slick of sauce across the rim, and a glossy finish — reads as abundant even if the actual quantity is modest. What creates the sense of abundance is the attention paid to every visible element: the care communicates value, and value reads as generosity.

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