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Should a chef's plating in Madrid be shot vertical first for Instagram?

No, the menu photo of the plating goes horizontal, at the guest's height. The vertical, if the chef wants it for a reel, is taken from the same plate without replacing the menu.

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No, the menu photo of the plating goes horizontal, at the guest's height. The vertical, if the chef wants it for a reel, is taken from the same plate without replacing the menu. Shoot the chef's plate horizontal and leave the vertical for afterwards, if they ask. In Madrid the menu is a cropped vertical and the point cannot be seen. The menu carries the horizontal of the plating, and the vertical stays apart.

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