1. Pretty cutlery adds to the photo?

The best-looking women need to be dressed up, and so does the food. Imagine a beautiful plate of French food with our usual most commonly used flower plate, what the camera can not remedy it.

When you eat out, you won't find much in the way of cutlery, but you'll be able to get away with it. If you like to cook by yourself, you may want to get a few special eating utensils, will make the food more beautiful.

?2. Use props as accents?

Besides tableware, props are just as important. Napkins, tablecloths, containers for sauces, table boards, trays, plants, etc., and even your computer and magazines can make the visuals richer and make the photos look more lived-in.

Girls with beautiful hands and long legs, this is also a good time to show off your strengths.

?3. The more colors the more colorful the better?

No one likes bland, boring photos, and neither does food. A colorful fruit salad is definitely more appetizing than a bowl of noodle soup. So it's advisable to add a little more color to your images.

For example, add more red and green side dishes to the noodles, and put fresh green vegetables next to a piece of steak to set it off. The contrast in colors makes the whole picture come alive.

?4. Find a suitable background hand holding food?

Remember a year or two ago when a Singaporean girl took various photos with food in her hand while traveling? That's an ever-popular way of taking photos on instagram. It's especially good for the type of person who wants to take a photo to send to their friends after buying food at a food stall.

When traveling, you can choose the most representative local buildings or street scenes as the background. If the background doesn't look good, then it's nice to find a wall of a clean color.

?5. Shoot from directly above and down?

If you can't get any angle to work for you, why not try shooting from the top down to get a table full of food in the picture with you? The food on the table, the flowers, the tablecloth, and even the claws reaching for the food can all add to the richness and mood of the image.

The downside is that it's a little awkward to take pictures if you're dining at a restaurant. But what's a little awkwardness compared to the likes on Twitter and the ticket circle?