This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.

This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.

This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.

This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.

This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.

This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.

This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.

This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.

This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.

This week I was supposed to practice packaging photography but, after reading the small paragraph about packaging I realized it was going to be hard for me to do it because I wasn’t actually packaging my bread. I just continued working with my available light source which was

natural light and my kitchen lights.
I placed the bread on a plain black plate and put a white reflector board behind it so I could light up the back of the bread and to make sure there wouldn’t be any harsh shadows. I set my tripod up and put my camera high enough that when you look at the image it would look like you are looking down at it.
I set my camera to manual mode, attached the remote cord to it and started taking pictures.
After, I was all done taking pictures I did my basic editing in photoshop. I adjusted the levels, brightness and contrast. Then I sharpened the image using a high pass filter.