Clear Pricing, Built Around Your Needs

Every restaurant has different photography needs. Whether you're updating a handful of menu items or planning a complete content refresh, pricing is structured around the scope of your project.

Starting rates are listed below to give you a clear idea of what to expect. Larger shoots, custom productions, and projects with additional requirements are quoted individually.

Restaurant & Food Photography

**Rates are built for the scope of the project**

Quick Content Session - $400

  • Up to 2 hours

    • Best for Small Menu Refresh, New Dishes, or Social Media Content

Restaurant Content Session - $750

  • Up to 4 hours

    • Food, Drinks, Interior, Details, Team & Ambience.

Full Content Day - $1250

  • Up to 6 hours

    • Designed for Menu Launches, Major Content Refreshes, or building a Complete Image Library.

Commercial Licensing

  • Significant styling, multiple locations, large menus, additional crew, or major campaigns will require a custom quote.

  • Web & Social Media usage is included for most small business needs. Expanded or exclusive commercial licensing is priced separately (we’ll quote per project).

Why People Chose Me?

  • Built entirely around you

    every session starts with understanding what matters to you, so the final images feel aligned with your story

  • Clean & Timeless

    I focus on true to life color, thoughtful composition, and edits that hold up years from now. Nothing distracting. Nothing overdone.

  • Guidance that feels easy

    You won’t have to guess what to do. I offer simple, natural direction so you feel comfortable and confident in front of the camera.

  • Professional from start to finish

    Clear communication, organized planning, and a straightforward process. You’ll always know what’s happening next.

  • Consistent quality in every gallery

    Whether it’s portraits, events, or business work, the outcome is reliable. Clean, polished, and intentional every time.

  • Custom Quotes. Clear Expectations.

    Every project starts with a clear understanding of what you need and how the images will be used. From there, I build a quote around the scope of the shoot, production requirements, deliverables, and licensing.