Pick something duller.

Photo

How to photograph feet on a kitchen floor and look expensive

Expensive is not a camera. It is a clean surface, a soft light and a boring background.

Light

Stand beside a window, mid-morning, with the room light off. The window should be to the side, not behind you and not in front. Side light gives the arch a shadow, and the shadow is what makes it read as a photograph rather than a snapshot.

The floor

Plain tiles, plain wood, plain concrete. Wipe it, then wipe it again. A speck of grit looks like a crumb at full zoom.

Angle

Low, close, and slightly off-axis. Straight down is fine for soles; everything else is better from just above floor level.

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Framing

Fill the frame with feet. No wide kitchen shot with feet in the corner — that is a lifestyle photo, not a product one.

Editing

Brightness up slightly, contrast up slightly, warmth up a touch. Nothing else. Presets make feet look orange.