Finessing Flawless Food and Detail Photography
September 9, 2014
We asked Brooklyn-based wedding and food photographer Miana Jun—a Rangefinder Rising Star in 2012 and photographer of the book Cooking with Flowers—to give us some tips for expertly capturing food and details at weddings. She kept it light.
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