Food photography pricing
Four ways to book. Prices are for Philadelphia restaurants, bars, bakeries and cafés.
Dish drop
1 hour, 6 photos
New specials and one-offs.
Monthly content
1 visit a month, 10 photos
Fresh photos for social, every month.
How the packages work
Menu shoots are the big one. We go through your menu ahead of time and make a shot list. On the day, your kitchen fires one plate at a time and I shoot it while it's fresh. Half a day gets you 20 finished photos. A full day gets you 45, with time for the dining room, the bar and your team.
Dish drops are for one-offs. A new special, a seasonal cocktail, the dessert you just added. I come in for an hour and you get six photos.
Monthly content is one visit a month and ten photos for social. It keeps your feed fed without you having to think about it.
Want more detail on what a shoot day looks like? See restaurant photography, or read how much restaurant photography costs in Philadelphia.
Questions people ask
Which package should I pick?
New menu, or no good photos yet: a menu shoot. Half a day covers the dishes that sell. A full day covers the whole menu plus the room, the bar and the team.
One new special or a seasonal item: a dish drop.
You post a lot and want fresh photos every month without thinking about it: monthly content.
What does a finished photo mean?
A photo I've picked, edited and delivered, ready to use. You don't pay for the outtakes.
Can I mix and match?
Yes. Plenty of places start with a menu shoot, then book dish drops when the menu changes. Tell me what you need and I'll put it together.
Do you travel outside Philadelphia?
I'm in South Philly and shoot all over the city. The Main Line and the close suburbs are fine too. Ask about anything further out.
Have a menu, a menu change or an opening coming up?
Tell me what you’re working on and when. Prices are on the pricing page.
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