In soft light, a perfect mango slice shines. It’s technique, not magic, that makes great fruit photography attention-grabbing. It creates hunger, trust, and nostalgia. Remember the last time a photo made you crave something juicy and fresh? That’s the aim. Fresh fruit needs a boost to stand out. It requires gentle light and a subtle background. Timing is crucial – capture it before it wilts, bruises, or dries out. And yes, your phone can do this. So can a $2,000 camera. Gear matters less than seeing clearly. In the next few minutes, you’ll learn nine techniques that working food photographers