There aren’t many things better than a meal cooked over a campfire. But campfire cooking doesn’t have to mean you throw all sense of quality out the window. Baked beans from a can? Nah. These campfire food photos prove that you don’t have to rough it when it comes to your meals — or your food photography — in the wilderness.
Catching the light at just the right angle to make me even hungrier.
A campfire and a nice view can even make coffee taste better.
Cheese, tortilla, flame, done.
It really doesn’t get any better than fried chicken over a campfire, does it?
Impressive tools.
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Simple, but effective.
If this one pot meal is roughing it, then count me in.
Only the most discerning campfire chef brings his own parm grater.
Pretty much all the things I love in life in one single shot.
Cheese, bread, butter: the easiest meal plan, ever.
Couldn’t let you leave without a s’more shot!
Let’s be honest: taking great food photos requires a different set of skills than it takes to capture awesome landscapes. So if you’re looking to level up your food photography game, check out this CreativeLive course, Food Photography with Andrew Scrivani, which will walk you through the basic principals of food photography, lighting for different situations, even cooking and styling.
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Kristy Ellington
Marketing strategist and HBIC at KristyEllington.com, I bring the art and science of marketing to businesses of all sizes. The rest of my time is spent looking for adventures in nature and karaoke bars.
