Food has always been one of my favourite subjects to photograph — not just because it’s beautiful, but because every dish carries its own personality. Over the past few weeks, I’ve been building a new visual style in the studio: clean layouts, bold vertical titles, soft handwritten taglines, and bright, intentional colour.

This series is the first full collection in that style. Six plates. Six moods. Six little stories told through food.

LEMON

A squeeze of sunshine, plated simply and photographed with a warm, bright palette. This one set the tone for the whole series — clean, fresh, editorial.

PASTA

Soft light, sculpted shadows, and a rustic Italian comfort vibe. A dish that feels like home, but photographed with a modern twist.

MINT

Dark, moody chocolate paired with fresh mint tones. A classic flavour combination turned into a rich, dramatic studio moment.

OLIVE

Mediterranean warmth — bread, herbs, oil, and texture. Earthy tones and a layout that feels like a café menu waiting to happen.

BEETS

Bright, light, colourful, and summery. A plate that practically glows, photographed to celebrate freshness and vibrancy.

SOUP

Rich, bold, wintery comfort. Tomato soup photographed with deep reds, warm bread, and a cosy seasonal mood — the perfect contrast to the brighter plates in the series.

⭐ Why I Built This Series

I wanted to create a layout style that cafés and restaurants could use for:

  • menu pages
  • weekly specials
  • Instagram carousels
  • website hero images
  • seasonal campaigns

Something clean, modern, and instantly recognisable — a visual identity that makes food look intentional and premium.

This series is the foundation of that style.

⭐ For Cafés & Restaurants

If you run a venue in Newcastle and want your dishes photographed in this style — bright, clean, consistent, and designed for menus or socials — I’d love to help bring your food into this visual world.

Great food deserves great visuals. And I’d love to create them with you.

Contact me Today to find out more

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