'Posting on a Saturday? Making pies after Thanksgiving? We\'re breaking ALL the rules today with this holiday food styling tutorial that\'s more a documentary about how much aesthetic junk we had to forage to pull off beautiful farmhouse-style food photos. Joanna Gaines will be proud when you apply these tips to photographing your own seasonal treats, so give this tutorial a shot and watch those sweet sweet instagram likes pour in. If you have no idea what I\'m talking about, you might not be into food photography, but it\'s still an awesome medium to experiment with and something that\'s so fun to try out during the holidays. Gather your friends, gather your pies, and gather foliage from the yard, because you\'ll need it (a lot of it). No matter the outcome, combining your camera with dessert and friends is always a good idea. We hope you had a wonderful Thanksgiving, and comment below if you think we shouldn\'t be shooting anything pumpkin-related after December 1st! THE RECIPE IN THE VIDEO: → https://www.loveandoliveoil.com/2015/11/bittersweet-chocolate-pumpkin-tart.html (our verdict: insanely delicious filling, crust was okay but you could honestly settle for a more traditional short crust) FOLLOW OUR WORK: → Tajreen: https://www.instagram.com/reensnaps → Chloe: https://www.instagram.com/chlopics → TCO on Twitter: https://twitter.com/tajreenco → Website: http://www.tajreen.com'
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