Small townhome on Eastern Shore

Family style food

One of our regular clients had us shoot some of their new dishes, this time in serving vessels, as opposed to plated. It’s always fun to change it up a bit.

Packaging for grocery products

Out of all of the differing types of commercial work we do, packaging is the most meticulous. Of course all food photography takes time and is complex, but packaging specifically takes that extra level of detail. Below are two final pieces we did for a client last year.  In each case we worked closely with the end client (Snikiddy) and the ad agency (Unison.) Both projects required extensive testing and collaboration between the production crew, the client and the agency.  In the end we had great results and I was only seeing fries in my sleep for three nights after the shoot.

More Savory food items

We get to shoot some great food items on a quarterly basis for many of our clients, as their menus change frequently.  This week, pork loin, honey bbq wings and a bison burger from Glory Days Grill. According to their beverage director, after the table tents were launched, sales of the bison burger took off!

Residential interiors

How much fun is it living in town, vs. out in the country?  What’s Up answers that in an article from the fall.

Maine Media Workshops

In July I was lucky enough to attend an architectural photography workshop at Maine Media Workshops. Maine is a great place in July – much nicer than the DC area. We visited a number of great locations including…

Kahve Cafe in Edgewater, MD

One of my regular magazine clients sends us to these small independent restaurant/eateries every month. It’s not a big production, but it’s fun. Recently we were assigned to cover Kahve in Edgewater (just outside of Annapolis.) It’s a small family run coffee shop with the twist of a built in pastry chef!

Residential Architecture Photography

A few selects from a recent residential architecture project…

And, if you’re so inclined, it’s for sale…

New home construction photos

Usually we work for architects, or sometimes designers. This time around we were working for the builder. Wonderful space and you can really see how it’s going to come together nicely. Builder: Cooper Builders, St. Michaels, MD

The tax man cometh

so you’ll notice many of those bottles are less than full