I’m always inspired by the sun and shadows, I wanted to create a series of images that reflected that. I love the moody, yet bright atmosphere it creates.

An important (and fun) part of the food photography process is STYLING. I have more of a minimalist style, so that means the food needs to really stand out in the scene to tell the story. You want to eat with your eyes first, so let's make that food pretty and DROOL-WORTHY!

The food subject in this story is Green Goddess Soup. You can view the video here!

A few months ago, I wanted to try my hand at creating my own food photography surface. Below you will see the video of the process I did. If you have the time and patience to make your own, I highly suggest giving it a try...if you want to make something unique for an upcoming project or maybe you don’t have time to wait for shipping or budget, this is a great alternative!

Having professional product and food photography is not about getting more likes or comments on your social media. You want to think deeper than that. Think of it as an investment in your brand.

Reoccurring work with ButterCreme Beauty, E-commerce, Editorial Lifestyle, Fall 2021, Winter 2021, Valentine’s Day 2022, Summer 2022, Fall/Winter 2022.

So you are ready to hit the ground running with launching your new product-based business or seasonal collection. You have all the goods, but you are missing one vital thing….photos of your products. It is super easy to feel overwhelmed at this point because all you want to do is get this thing going and you are contemplating doing it all yourself, but you have enough on your plate. If this sounds like you, read below for 4 reasons why your business needs professional product photography and why you don’t have to do it all on your own!

Spring & Summer 2021 Campaign for Los Angeles Shoe Brand Lisa*Vicky

Summer 2020 Social Campaign for Honest Beauty Gloss-C & Tinted Eye Cream