Hospitality is judged on a first glance at a menu photo or a Google listing. I shoot hero dishes, overhead spreads, drinks, staff and interiors, so your website, social channels and listings show the food and the room as they really feel.
Recent hospitality work includes Macfarlanes in Ayr, The Niche in Irvine, Tempura in Ayrshire and a Shisinyama food event in Edinburgh, plus lodge and restaurant projects in South Africa. Photo and video can be combined, and edits for social media are supplied so the content is ready to post.
What is included
- Menus, hero dishes and drinks
- Interiors, staff and atmosphere
- Edits and deliverables for social media
From brief to delivery
The Brief
Every project starts with a quick call. We agree what you need, where it will be used and when you need it, and I come back with a clear scope and a quote, usually within 24 hours.
The Shoot
I shoot and direct the job myself, on location or in a studio. Extra crew only comes in if the brief calls for it, so the project is under the direction of me at all times for a smooth and perfect shoot.
Edits & Delivery
I edit the work myself so the look stays consistent, then deliver digitally in the formats you need for web, social, print or paid campaigns.
Selected projects
Common questions
How much does food photography cost?
Hospitality shoots start from £250. The final quote depends on the number of dishes, the length of the shoot and whether you also need interiors, staff or video. Send a short brief and I will come back with a clear quote, usually within 24 hours.
Do you work with restaurants in Ayrshire?
Yes. I am based in Ayrshire and have shot restaurants and venues in Ayr, Irvine and elsewhere in the county, as well as across the rest of Scotland.
Can you shoot photo and video together?
Yes. Short social clips and stills can be shot in the same visit, so you leave with a full set of content.
Ready to talk about your project?
Tell me what you need and I will come back with a clear scope and a quote, usually within 24 hours.
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