Barbara Cameron Courses
Food Photography 101: Take Better Food Photos!
4.2 (82 Reviews)
Provider: Udemy
Time: 1.5h- 2022
$39.99
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Most Recent Review
While the course content is satisfactory, the certificate leaves much to be desired. It looks quite basic, with just the course name, Udemy logo, and the participant's name. The certificate could be significantly enhanced with a decorative border and some doodle art related to food photography. As it stands, it feels like it was hastily put together on a notepad. I worry my colleagues will laugh if I show them this certificate. If you haven't already, please speak to Udemy about improving the design of the certificate. This has a significant impact on you and your course. Thank you.
- Review by Kunal Arora on Food Photography 101: Take Better Food Photos!
Instructor Bio
Published Food Photographer
My journey into professional food photography began in 2010 when I had the chance to collaborate with the publisher and editor of a local foodie magazine. This opportunity led to hundreds of my photos being featured in the magazine, including 13 cover shots. Through this experience, I honed my skills and gained invaluable insights, which I’m now eager to share with you.
Training and Background
I received my first camera at 16 and, through trial and error, discovered my passion for food photography. When I decided to pursue it professionally, I earned a Photography Certificate from SAIT in Calgary, Canada, and have been working as a professional photographer since 2008, specializing in food photography.
International Recognition
In 2021, 2022, and 2023, my food photography was shortlisted for the prestigious Pink Lady Food Photographer of the Year awards. In 2024, one of my images was selected as a finalist and received a "Highly Commended" honor in the “Food At The Table” category. Competing against over 10,000 entries in this global competition, I was thrilled—and you might say tickled pink—to be recognized by a panel of international expert judges.

