Simple compositions take us a long way. I love how I decided to not light up the tomatoes evenly but keep the lower right areas in a hint of shadow. If you see closely, that is what is making this simple flat flatlay dramatic and giving it an additional depth. Also, gentle reminder for you to keep clicking and having fun with your food both before and during having it.

New backdrop alert. Before you hyperventilate along with me, this is self made on a Mount board using only black and white oil paints. Although I'd recommend you either thin the oil paint before application or use acrylic colors with enough water because applying oil paint on a Mount board can be extremely exhausting since it has a thick consistency. Although I made 4 backdrops yesterday night, I feel I can only use two of them properly and maybe repaint the other two. Stay tuned for pictures with those backdrops. Anyhoo, I AM IN LOVE with the backdrop and with how the edits conjure up a blown out light ambience for this Dalgona. Drop in your views, good or bad.

When clicking pictures like these, I really wish I had that extra light to control my shadows and at least, shoot without stupid grains. The picture could have turned out a masterpiece, had I had a tad bit more light. I had created the upper left white reflection with two mobile flashes and placed a white board on either side of this composition, i.e, left and right. I also added a magenta coloured bottle on the upper right to bring a contrasted color to the composition.