Helping you shape your digital presence
The DELICIOUS PHOTOGRAPHY series is a collection of step-by-step books and courses for how to market your business and present food photos that stand out from the crowd - and look as delicious as they taste!
Located in sunny South Australia, award-winning photographer Milleflore Images has developed a strong presence in photography since starting in December 2012.
Her philosophy has always been, 'when they zig, you zag', and she went on to sell over 200,000 photos and videos over a record-breaking 8 years, by offering imagery that was different to the typical generic stock available at that time. "When I first started, everyone was shooting white backgrounds, so I decided to shoot color. To my surprise, I made my first 100 plus downloads in a single day only four months after I started, just by being different. Primarily, what you need are photos that stand out from the crowd."
“My father was a chef, so I am a total foodie, loving every moment from planning what to shoot, the prep and cooking, through to the whole process of photographing and editing the final images. What I have found is that to get ahead in this highly competitive field, you need a lot of inspiration, some perspiration, and knowing the science behind creating irresistible imagery” – Annie, Milleflore Images
With diplomas in photography and graphic design, and a Bachelor of Business, Annie uses her background now to teach others how to create the most compelling photographs that make their images look as delicious as they taste.
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Interview with Annie from Milleflore Images, Food Photographer & Author
"Continuing on with this blog’s exclusive interview series, today we’re speaking with Annie from Milleflore Images, a food photographer, educator, and author whose work and teaching have shaped how many newcomers approach the craft. With experience spanning business consulting, graphic design, microstock, premium licensing, and now a popular “Delicious” book series, Annie combines creativity with a sharp, analytical approach that helped her license over 200,000 images and videos".