We eat with our eyes first, so the presentation of your food can greatly influence your appetite. Imagine seeing a plate with greasy fingerprints and a messy dish versus one that’s elegantly presented. The difference is significant.
There’s a popular subreddit with nearly 5.2 million members where food enthusiasts share visually stunning food photos. We’ve gathered some of the latest posts to showcase the care and creativity that both professional and amateur chefs invest in their dishes. Be prepared to get hungry as you browse these appealing images, so have some snacks handy while you upvote your favorites.
Dishdames spoke with renowned pie artist Jessica Leigh Clark-Bojin, @thepieous, for advice on food photography and creating the most appetizing images. Jessica, author of ‘Pies Are Awesome: The Definitive Pie Art Book,’ provided valuable tips and highlighted common mistakes to avoid. You can find our interview with her below.
For more culinary inspiration, check out Dishdames previous articles about this popular subreddit: Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3. If you enjoy this type of content, consider joining the Reddit community!
#31 Nothing Profound To Share, I Just Thought My Ribeye Looked Sexy
#32 Moon Drops Grapes
#33 A Bouquet Of Chicken Gyros On Homemade Pitta
#34 Peaches And Cream Roll Cake For A Local Peach Festival!
#35 My First Attempt At Beef Wellington
#36 Steak And Ale Pie
#37 Injera With A Variety Of Ethiopian Dishes
#38 Chicken Schnitzel Sandwich With Focaccia
#39 Homemade Broken Glass Jelly
#40 Colombian Platter With Pulled Chicken, Chorizo, Fried Plantain, Garlic Rice, Red Beans, Potatoes And Guacamole
#41 Made Pancakes With Blueberries I Picked This Morning
#42 Any Garlic Soup Lovers In Here? This Is How I Make Mine
#43 Our Halloween Charcuterie Spread + Pumpkin Spice & Cream Cheese Frosting Cupcakes + Skeleton Brownies + Rice Krispie Treats (Not Raw Meat)
#44 Decided To Make A Choco Taco From Scratch And It Turned Out Great !
#45 My 34th Batch Of Homemade Sushi
