Spatchcock is a method of roasting poultry where you remove the backbone so it roasts flat. The result is not only 30% less cooking time but a very moist meat!

Here is a plant-forward recipe for macaroni and cheese. The sauce is made from butternut squash, and all of the cheddar cheese is melted on top. Enjoy!

Here is a recipe we created using shredded chicken, radishes, cheese, and toasted corn tortillas. The Blood Orange Margarita matches very well!

Here is a fun project with the new McCormick Cholula Hot Sauces. We employed our Phase One Arca Swiss F Line technical camera to put everything in sharp focus with vivid colors and then fine-tuned and color-matched in Adobe Photoshop.

4 categories of food and beverages were shot for a large trade show booth needed with a 7 day turnaround from planning to finish.

Dry January Mocktails are coming in fizzy, caffeinated, spicy, red, and creamy. Here is a recent shoot we did to send help to everyone feeling stressed out in January but not wanting to fall off the wagon.

Here is a new recipe for bear claw cookies using my new KitchenAid mixer from my son.

An effective marketing strategy for CPG products is to show them in the shopping bag, mailing box, client bag, or branded shopping bag! Check out some of our favorites!

I love helping restaurants and chefs develop their best menu images. My mobile studio brings results! Check out some recent projects where we styled the food with the chef on location and then retouched and edited the photos for menus, signs, and banners.

We always enjoy shooting beverages in various vessels, showing off these products' branding, categories, ingredients, and lifestyle uses. Check out our work!

Photographing a family of products or groupings can be challenging, but it should always be an enjoyable and creative process! It’s one of our specialties, and we love designing cohesive, eye-catching themes to bring their sets to life.

Here is another overview of a critical CPG photography strategy by Judy Doherty. Focus on the flavor cues and the ingredients. The ingredients are often very photogenic, and they tell an important story about the advantages of a product. Check out our favorites.