how Mcdonalds burgers looks so fresh and juicy?Want to know how photgraphers make that early morning coffee from the local train station look so good or
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Coffee photography
You know that warm steaming coffee you see advertised in the train station on your way to work? Let me tell you a secret 9 times out of 10 it's not coffee at all, it's water mixed with brown seasoning to look like coffee but shhh, don't tell anyone I told you. A chemical called photoflow can also be added to the mixture to add bubbles and steam chips, activated by water are placed behind the "coffee" to make fake steam. If a photographer wants steam in a specific position they often incense sticks and waft them over the coffee cup. usually coffee is only photographed against a balck background as this helps the camera capture the steam, this can then be edited after, and intensified.
Mcdonalds
Believe it or not Mcdonalds use their actual food and potion sizes in their advertising campaigns, they just bring the ingredients closer to the camera. The burgers are always layered from the bottom up and syringes are used for ketchup and mustard. As for that melting, gooey cheese that drips over the edges looking like its just fresh off the grill, that was the work of a glamorous assistant armed with a mini hairdryer.
Beer photography
ted. Ice cold beer with a large white head, complete with condensation running down the glass?, who would say no. Sorry to burst your bubble but yet again it's often down to the photographers trickery. once poured into the glass salt is often added to make the beer look fresh and carbonated. The glasses or bottles are sprayed with water and surf wax is applied, this is how the condensation and "water droplets" are crea
See? people always told you looks could be deceiving!