Food photography equipment: Alexandra Shytsman’s essential kit
Tripod, 50mm and 100mm lenses, LED panel and softbox: the food photography equipment Alexandra Shytsman recommends, with options for every budget.
Tripod, 50mm and 100mm lenses, LED panel and softbox: the food photography equipment Alexandra Shytsman recommends, with options for every budget.
A School of Travel Journalism delegation, led by its director Daniel Murillo, covers ART&TUR 2026, the 19th International Tourism Film Festival, in Ovar, Portugal, from 27 to 30 October.
Learn how to become a food critic: read the greats, train your palate, publish, master the ethics and pitch editors. A realistic food writer career guide.
Famous food writers to follow today: critics, newsletter writers and cookbook authors, with what you can learn from each one and where to read their work.
Maria Dias, a student of STJ’s Master in Gastronomic Journalism, got published in Appetito. Here’s how to write a food interview editors want to publish.
Yfigenia Moreno, a Master in Travel Journalism graduate, founded her own curated travel brand. Here is how she picks places and turns routes into stories.
STJ and Appetito, the US magazine of Italian food, drink and travel, join forces so our students and graduates can pitch and get published as food writers.
Travel journalism student Alba Martí Florit lived with a Mapuche family in Curarrehue. Her ebook shows how to visit as a guest, not a tourist.
Bianca Timofte’s final master’s project was about Ras Al Khaimah. Now she works there as Content Executive at Augustus Media. Here’s how.
By Kenzy Samir I thought Beyond the Pyramids would end with a grade. Instead, it travelled to three international film festivals, screened on a river in Italy and came back with three awards. “What would happen if, instead of only looking at Egypt, we listened to it?” — Kenzy Samir If you have ever done … Read more
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