I’ve been lucky to work with the delicious Snowflake gelato this summer. Not only did I get to shoot some of their gorgeous products but I got to eat them too. Their gelato is so good and I highly recommend their warm cookies and brownies – what a treat. Food styling by Isla Murray.
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Here’s a couple of shots from my recent job on the Coop Christmas Campaign. It was a great shoot, with lots of tasty food sampling and christmas decs galore.Thanks to Rosie Hopper for the amazing, never ending props and Steffi Knowles-Dellner for the beautiful food styling.
I worked on the lovely product and ingredients shots for the delicious crumbles made by Livia’s http://www.liviascrumble.com and Olivia asked me to take a few portrait shots of her too. Here’s one of them, Olivia relaxing after a hard days recipe development.
I love eggs, days when I get 2 boiled eggs for breakfast are happy ones. I also love shooting them because of the way the light envelops their beautiful curves. Here’s a little series I shot recently, a stylised version of the egg honesty box.
Here’s a little look at the lovely work I did for Waitrose Summer Cocktails. It was a gorgeous shoot in a lovely garden in Wandsworth and we were super lucky with the weather. Hope this makes you want to invite your friends round and get a little tipsy.
I had a great time setting up this shot. And I love how it looks with my branding. Light greys mixed with candy colours, milk bottles over flowing and melting ice cream cones. Thank you Paperchase for the fabulous horse.
I’m so pleased to have been asked by the amazing foodie food blog ‘food &’ to do a photo essay for a delicious frittata recipe. I love the food& blog, it’s such a beautiful looking site and the recipe was delicious too. Check out the full recipe at www.foodand.co.uk.
I don’t normally shoot people but our food stylist Steffi (www.alwayssohungry.com) had a great idea for a shot of someone shelling peas. Our model Conny, I’m sure you’ll agree, has the perfect hands for the job. It’s nice to see a bit of action in my work rather than me just trying to get a carrot to look less melancholic.
These freshly picked radishes have such an intense colour. They’ll add a peppery taste to your favourite salad as well as looking so delicate and pretty when sliced thinly. Add a little sea salt to bring the flavour out. But don’t forget to give them a good rinse,
salad + grit = yuk.