Photography

Do realistic or heavily styled frames convert better in a food story?

What converts is the story in which dinner is recognisable, in the light and with the people of that service. The heavily staged version does not bring a booking when the person who walks in does not find that night.

Ask that the test be whether you could dine there the next day exactly as it looks.

In the sierra a magazine piece is won and the person looking for the daily menu is lost.

The edit delivered is of the service that happened, not the most spectacular frame on the card.

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