Food first, and everything that surrounds it: the product, the packaging, the room and the people working in it.
Menu, hero and editorial imagery. Natural light where the room allows it, shaped light where it does not. Shot fast, while the plate is still right.
Still life for launches, retail listings and press. Considered surfaces, honest texture, and none of the plastic gloss that makes a good product look printed.
Viennoiserie, pastry and bread. Meringue holds for about four minutes and crumb photographs best within the hour, so these run on the kitchen’s clock rather than mine.
Rooms, hands, service and atmosphere. The photographs that make a place feel like somewhere you have already been, shot around your service rather than through it.
A bank of photographs built across one or two sessions and cropped for everywhere you publish, so you are not commissioning a shoot every time you need a post.
Short vertical video cut alongside the stills, for reels and paid social. Shot the same day in the same light, so the motion and the photographs look like one piece of work.
Most shoots run start to finish inside two weeks.
What you are making, who it is for, and where the images need to live. Twenty minutes is usually enough.
A short reference set. Light, palette, surfaces, angles, agreed before anyone turns an oven on.
Half or full day, on location or in studio. Your team keeps working, we stay out of the pass.
Edited and colour graded, sized for print, web and social. Usually within a week.
The same regardless of the size of the shoot.
Every commission is delivered fully finished. There is no separate retouching line, and no charge for the crops you need afterwards.
Up to four hours. Suits a single product line, a seasonal item, or a focused menu refresh.
Up to eight hours. Suits a full menu, a launch, or a brand library built in one go.
A recurring session for kitchens that change a menu often, so the imagery never falls behind the food.
Scope decides the price: how many dishes, how many finished images, whether motion is included, and where the images will run.
Tell us what you are making and roughly when it needs to be seen. You will get a fixed number back, not a range.