Do your photos spark an action?Do your photos leave an impact?Does your photography solve a problem?And how can photos spark an action in the first place? Is it even possible?How can you tell if they do?I can almost hear you saying, "Isn't food photography all about making mouths water?" Truth is, creating delicious photos & making a viewer drool is just the first step.And it's not enough.The real purpose of a food photo comes into play after making the viewer drool.It is that next step that determines how impactful our photo is.And creating impactful photos is critical if we want to take our photography to the next level and work with clients.It’s almost a non-negotiable in food photography, whether hobby or business.And to be able to create a photo that influences and warrants action, we need a powerful photography process in place.This week’s podcast episode is a fun one. I’m sharing my guest interview on the show, The Vine Podcast hosted by Madison Wetherill.I’m sharing - Why you need to create impactful photosHow to streamline your photography process When do our photos miss the markThe exact steps to save time and be efficient in a photoshoot, yet create an impactful photo Whether we're passionate food photography hobbyists or seasoned professionals, we want our photos to achieve meaningful results.We also want to create those meaningful photos without spending endless hours. This episode will not only empower you to create purposeful photos in an efficient way, it will also show you how creating impactful photos can help grow your photography business and make photography even more joyful & fulfilling. Having a streamlined process that saves you time, enhances your efficiency, and also maximizes the impact of your work, is an absolute win. Read more at https://myfoodlens.com Follow Dyutima on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/dyutima_myfoodlens/ Show notes available at https://myfoodlens.com/70-are-you-missing-a-step-in-your-photography-process/Download the free guide The 10-step photoshoot https://myfoodlens.com/the-10-step-photoshoot-guide/