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Creating Movement and Flow in Food Styling

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Garnish Placement

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Scatter garnishes such as herbs, spices, or seeds in a way that suggests movement towards the main dish. For example, sprinkle parsley leading toward a pasta dish to guide the eye.

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Dynamic Cutlery Placement

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Position cutlery to add a sense of motion, such as forks or spoons in mid-use, as if they're just about to take a bite or stir a pot.

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Steam

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Use the natural steam from hot food to convey warmth and movement. For example, photograph a hot pie just as it comes out of the oven to show steam rising from the crust.

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Pouring Liquids

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Show the dynamic flow of liquids by capturing the precise moment of a pour, for instance, syrup being poured over waffles.

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Tilting Bowls and Plates

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Adjust the angle of bowls and plates to suggest a pouring motion or create dynamic lines. For example, tilt a bowl of soup slightly to make it look like it is being poured.

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Action Shots

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Capture an action, like sprinkling powdered sugar or grating cheese, just as it's happening. For example, photographing as cheese falls onto a pizza can capture the dynamic of the action.

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Use of Hands

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Incorporate hands in the frame to give a sense of activity and movement. For example, hands tearing bread or a piece of fruit can bring life to the scene.

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Layering Ingredients

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Create a sense of movement by strategically positioning layers of ingredients, such as pouring a dressing over a salad to show how it flows down the leaves.

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