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FAQs about Food & Beverage Photography
How much does food photography cost?
Rates for professional food photography start at $1,000 which typically covers the creative fee & equipment. The final price can vary based on factors like the complexity of the shoot, the number of images needed, and whether additional services such as food styling or models are required.For larger projects or more elaborate setups, pricing can range higher, but we’ll create a customized quote to fit your specific needs. Get in touch to discuss your vision, and we’ll work to create a solution that works within your budget.
What should I expect from a food photography shoot?
A typical food photography session involves pre-shoot planning, where you discuss your goals, mood, and any necessary props. During the shoot, the photographer will focus on lighting, angles, and styling to ensure the food looks appetizing. Depending on the project, a food stylist or art director might collaborate to enhance the setup. Afterward, you’ll receive edited photos optimized for your specific platforms—whether it’s a website, social media, or printed menus.
Do food photographers provide props and food stylists?
It depends on your goals. If your chef can plate like a pro, we’re good to go. However, for those polished, high-end shots that really pop in ads or campaigns, a food stylist can elevate your photos. We work with some of the best food stylists in Toronto and can bring them in if needed. Props, like plates, utensils, and linens, can also be provided, at an additional cost. If you’d like to incorporate props or styling, we’ll discuss the details and any related costs during our initial consultation to ensure everything aligns with your vision and brand.
How long does it take to get food photography photos delivered?
The standard delivery time for food photography is usually 1–2 weeks, depending on the complexity of the project. This time allows for post-processing tasks such as color correction, retouching, and ensuring the images meet the specific requirements of different platforms. If you’re on a tighter timeline, rush edits are available for an additional fee, typically cutting the delivery time down to 3-4 business days. Be sure to discuss your deadlines early on to set clear expectations and ensure everything aligns with your schedule.