What is Lifestyle Food Photography? Lifestyle food photography is the act of providing your target audience with a visual representation of what they can expect to receive from your business in an engaging way and gets them excited to taste the products you’re offering thanks to props, colors and textures that help tickle the taste…
Photograph 15 super fast melting products in your home studio? Challenge accepted! Working with Lopez Island Creamery was an absolute dream. I had always wanted to try my hand at working with ice cream in a bigger capacity. Having only ever photographed individual ice cream flavors as random product photography for local grocery stores, I…
Photographing the many flavors of Fidalgo Fudge was an absolute dream come true for me! I love working with small packaged food items like this and the huge variety of flavors offered left a lot of room for creative fun. The Challenge Trista contacted me at the end of March 2020, just after the pandemic…
After traveling to New Orleans last September for the first time, I came home determined to figure out how to make the fluffiest beignets. Many attempts, cuss words and flour messes later and with the help of the very talented Ladycakes Kitchen, I finally have some tips to share with you on how to get…
I absolutely loved working with Christine of Simply Plantz to highlight her Happy Hippie Granola Bites. These grain-free, portable little granola bites are handmade in small batches with raw, organic, GMO free ingredients and sweetened with dates and maple syrup – not processed sugars! The company logo reads “happy food, happy planet,” and they are…
Getting that perfect sprinkle shot brings so much life and movement to your images. It’s one of my favorite things to do when photographing food or product and can be used in tons of different situations from powdered sugar to maple syrup! Below are some tips I’ve learned on how to really master those sprinkles!…
Looking to try something new this year for the holidays!? Peanut brittle can seem a little daunting, but once you get the hang of the process, it’s pretty smooth sailing. We use this recipe, but add another 1/2 tsp of vanilla for more flavor. Here are some tips we’ve learned in the process to help…
I have SO many favorite cookies around the holiday season, but these are a yearly staple in our house this time of year. They are SO easy to make and such a total crowd pleaser. It just doesn’t get better than a mouth full of peanut butter and chocolate- especially when they are warm out…
