Food Photography · Miami, Florida
Food photography built around your kitchen, not a studio.
A menu built on phone photos undersells the food. We shoot every dish styled and lit the way it looks on the plate, on site at your restaurant, so your website, your menu, and your delivery apps all show the food as it really is.
What you get
One visit. A menu that looks like the food.
No separate bookings for the menu, the drinks, and the dessert case. One half day session covers all of it.
Every dish, styled to order
Plated, styled, and lit the way it looks on your best day, not a phone snap under fluorescent light.
Menu-ready variety
Appetizers, entrees, drinks, and dessert, shot in the same visual style so your whole menu feels like one brand.
Fast turnaround
Watermarked previews are in your inbox within a day. Fully edited, finished images follow about a week later.
Files that just work
High-resolution files sized and ready for your website, your printed menu, and delivery apps. No cropping required.
Where we shoot
On site, so the food never has to travel.
We bring the lighting kit and backdrops to you. The dish goes straight from the kitchen to the camera.
In your kitchen
Fresh off the line, plated the way your kitchen serves it, shot before anything has time to sit.
Your dining room
Ambiance and space shots that show off the room itself, useful for your website and Google profile.
Styled, on location
We bring backdrops and lighting to your restaurant for a clean, styled look without transporting a single plate.
Before the shoot
What to have ready before we shoot the menu.
Food is unforgiving on camera. A little planning keeps every dish looking its best.
Have this ready
- A shot list: best sellers, new menu items, and anything you are pushing on delivery apps.
- A slower window on the schedule so the kitchen can plate for the camera, not a ticket.
- The same plates and serveware your guests eat off of.
- A backup portion of anything that wilts fast: greens, ice cream, anything fried.
Skip this
- Garnishes or props that do not match what guests are served. The photo has to match the plate.
- Booking during your dinner rush. The kitchen needs room to plate slowly.
- Reheated or held food if it can be helped. Fresh off the line photographs best.
- Overcomplicating the plate for the camera. Simple, clean plating usually shoots better than your busiest presentation.
Recent work
A few recent menus.
Questions
Before you book.
How many dishes can you shoot in a half day?
It depends on plating complexity, but most half day sessions cover 10 to 15 dishes. Send us your shot list and we will tell you what fits.
Do you style the food, or do we?
We handle the styling and lighting on site. If you have a specific presentation you want matched, plate it the way your kitchen serves it and we will shoot to that.
When do the photos come back?
Watermarked previews are in your inbox within a day. Fully edited, high-resolution images follow about a week later, sized for your menu and delivery apps.
Do the photos work for delivery apps like Uber Eats or DoorDash?
Yes, files come sized and ready for your website, your menu, your Google profile, and delivery apps, so there is no cropping or resizing on your end.
Can we add video to the shoot?
Yes. A two person crew can capture photo and video in the same half day visit, so you are not booking two separate teams.
Let’s make your menu look like it tastes.
Tell us what you want shot and we can find a time that works.