Menu and dish photography on location, plus studio-lit product and beverage work for restaurants, CPG brands, and hospitality clients, built for retail, web, and social.
Dishes, plating, bar programs, interiors, and the people running the kitchen, shot on location for web, social, and press.
Studio-lit bottles, cans, and packaged food for CPG brands, built for e-commerce, retail, and advertising. It overlaps with my wider product photography in Los Angeles.
Food and drink shot in real settings, showing how people actually use the product instead of styling it in isolation.
Based in Los Angeles for local restaurant and studio work, with food and beverage campaigns shot nationally.
Every project starts with the outcome, not the shot list, so every frame has a job.
Grow online orders, support a relaunch, sell through a retail buyer, or feed social. We work backward from there.
The goal shapes the concept, the concept shapes the shot list, and the shot list shapes the estimate.
On location for restaurants and hospitality, or in the in-office studio for CPG and beverage, with larger space rented when the scope calls for it.
Review a proof gallery; retouched finals arrive on the timeline set in the statement of work. Up against a launch? Expedited delivery is doable.
Retouching, licensing, and crew are scoped to the project, so you’ll know the full number before anything is booked.
Yes. I’m based in LA, but food and beverage work has run nationally, including a restaurant relaunch in New York City and product campaigns for national CPG and beverage brands.
The day rate covers the photographer for the shoot itself, the baseline cost of working together. Retouching, licensing, and crew are scoped separately based on the project.
Yes. We can work with your stylist if you have one, or bring our own if styling support is needed.
It depends on scope: a large menu can take a full day or multiple days. Turnaround depends on the scope of work and the final deliverables, and expedited timelines are doable if you need them.
Both: on-location restaurant and menu photography, and studio-lit photography for packaged food and beverage brands.
Have a restaurant or food brand that needs better photos? Tell me what you’re shooting and where the images need to live, and I’ll come back with a scoped quote.
