Hawaii: In Real Life ~ taking better food pictures

More people are taking photos of their food nowadays. Are you one of them? Do you wish you could take better food pictures, even with a point-and-shoot?

I’ve been at it for years, and I always strive to take better pictures of my food. For those of us who don’t use a single-lens reflex camera yet, I asked photographer Oscar Hernandez of Infinity Pacific Photo for some quick tips on looking like a pro — especially in situations where the light is not ideal. We met at Good to Grill to eat, I mean, shoot, their new specials:

Pretty easy, huh? If you’d like to get more tips on taking better food pictures with a point-and-shoot camera, and find out more about Oscar, watch the whole episode at Hawaii: In Real Life. Hey, you might even get a Spanish lesson!

If you have any suggestions on people or places we should visit, let us know!

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