Food and Beverage Photography

Capture the atmosphere of your bar, restaurant, or café with professional commercial photography in Melbourne, a must-have for any culinary establishment looking to stand out. We strive to bring your dining experience to life, showcasing a vibrant atmosphere paired with exquisite dishes. Whether it’s for website galleries, delivery apps, or promotional materials, we aim to create a compelling invitation for food enthusiasts to explore what you have to offer.

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Gourmet dishes from Gaea with seared fish and caviar on rustic ceramic plates.
Herb-crusted oyster served on a bed of smooth pebbles in a terracotta bowl from restaurant Gaea.
Grilled fish fillet in a minimalist ceramic bowl on a grey stone surface from restaurant Gaea.
Artistic plate with roasted chicken, herb stuffing, and jus on a speckled ceramic dish from restaurant Gaea.
Chef Mo Zhou garnishing a delicate seafood dish with greens using black chopsticks on a ceramic plate from restaurant Gaea.
Chef Mo Zhou drizzling sauce over roasted chicken and herb stuffing on a rustic speckled plate from restaurant Gaea.
Chef Mo Zhou preparing a vegetarian dish with gnocchi and fresh greens in ceramic bowls from restaurant Gaea.
Gourmet dishes from Gaea with seared fish and caviar on rustic ceramic plates.
Crab shell filled with seaweed and diced vegetables on a wooden plate with a linen napkin from restaurant Gaea.
Chef Mo Zhou closely examining a dish with flaming herbs in a ceramic bowl, creating a smoky aroma from restaurant Gaea.
Port Charlotte whisky bottle beside a creamy cocktail, set against a backdrop of a Whisky and Alement's extensive liquor collection.
Elegant Whisky Sour cocktail next to a leather-bound menu on a polished bar surface in Whisky and Alement
Cosy bar scene with bartender and customer chatting, surrounded by a vast collection of spirits in Whisky and Alement, Melbourne.
Avocado bagel topped with grilled halloumi and arugula, served with a wedge of lemon at Bricklane Bagels.
Hand holding an iced coffee with a straw in a clear cup labelled 'Brick Lane Bagels' against a white brick wall.
Hand holding a plate with two tomato and cheese bagels garnished with fresh basil leaves from Bricklane Bagels
Dani holding a tray with salmon and cream cheese bagels topped with onion and dill at Brick Lane Bagels.
Variety of bagels on plates, featuring toppings like salmon, tomatoes, cheese, and pretzels, arranged on a wooden table at Bricklane Bagels.
Salmon bagels with a takeaway coffee cup from Brick Lane Bagels on a rustic wooden table.

FAQ

  • If you're thinking about working with us, here’s how things typically unfold. First off, drop us an email or we can catch up over a Zoom chat to talk about what you’re after and how we can help bring your vision to life.

    Once we’ve got all the details sorted, we’ll whip up a bespoke proposal that outlines everything from the project scope and timelines to the budget.

    Happy with the proposal? Brilliant! Next, we’ll set a date for the shoot and get ready for the big day.

    After the shoot, we dive into the editing process to polish up the images, ensuring they look absolutely spot on.

    We’ll then get the final shots over to you, ready to make your brand shine.

  • A shot list is an essential document used by photographers to outline all the specific shots they plan to capture during a photography session or project.

    It serves as a detailed checklist that guides the photographer through each planned image, ensuring that no important moments or details are missed.

    Typically, a shot list will include information such as the location, type of shot, props needed, and the subject or model’s positioning.

  • I am happy to work with both agencies and independently. Collaborating with agencies allows me to be apart of larger projects while working alone gives me the flexibility to manage projects from concept to completion.

  • Yes, I do offer a day rate as well as an hourly rate, both of which depend on the specific details of the project and its timeline.

    This flexible pricing structure allows me to tailor my services to the unique requirements and budget constraints of each client, ensuring that we can find a suitable arrangement that meets the project’s needs effectively.

  • I generally recommend that you organise the talent for the shoot, which can include friends, family, or paid models, depending on your specific requirements and budget.

    However, if needed, I can also reach into my network to see who is available.

    This approach allows us to ensure that the talent fits the style and mood of the shoot perfectly, while also providing flexibility in how we manage and resource the project.