$100 – Simple Product Photography: Per product with 2-3 angles, perfect for Amazon, eBay and eCommerce listings.

$220 – The Mini Product or Food Photography Session: 30-Minute Session, and you keep all the photos.

$300 – The Pro Product or Food Photography Session: 60-Minute Session, and you keep all the photos.

$500 – The Platinum Food or Photography Session: 2-Hour Session, and you keep all the photos.

+$250 for each additional hour. 

All photos will include a basic edit (ie. a correction that can be applied to all photos), full resolution and un-watermarked. Photos that require individual attention or cleaning up are $10 each or $125/hr.

Travel included. $50 Travel Fee Applies to Las Vegas Strip, Downtown, or anywhere parking/valet fees apply.

You’re encouraged to include any food props of your own, food styling does take some time so please keep that in mind when booking a session.

Real estate photography and/or portrait photography available at an additional cost as well.

Amazon and eBay approved Product Photography $100 per product (with 2-3 different angles) on a simple white seamless background, or a background of your choice. 

Products that are kits and include multiple items/pieces, please contact for a custom quote.  For large orders (10+ products), please contact me for a custom quote. Large orders also include a free sample to ensure that you will love the final product.  

Products must be under 18″ wide, long or high. An additional charge applies to larger products. An additional charge may also apply to products that are reflective (eg. wine bottles, tv’s, etc.) or white (because additional steps are required to contrast from a white background).

Please email me at [email protected] and let me know what your product(s) is, and please attach any photos that you may have.

Product pickup and drop-off also available for $40 in most of Las Vegas. Please contact me for on-location services.

Payment Terms:

For orders under $500, the full amount is due before starting the project for drop-offs, and at the time of the shoot for on-location sessions.

For orders over $500, 50% is due before starting the project, and the final 50% is required after final delivery of the images. Proofs will be sent prior to final payment.

For timed sessions (Mini, Pro, Platinum Sessions), payment is due at the time of the shoot.

*Due to the digital nature of files, once proofs are approved, no refunds or reshoots will be permitted.

Process:

1. Deliver the product to my home studio located in Las Vegas (near Ikea), with payment/deposit on-hand.
2. Please send specific requirements or samples of photos that you would like me to replicate via the internet, or a snapshot with your phone. Example photos must be sent prior to the shoot. If you choose not to send example photos, I’ll use my best judgement. If you would like an additional session for more photos, fees apply.   
3. I’ll send the final high resolution images via a link on Dropbox, alternatively you may bring a flash drive for when you pickup your product(s).
4. Pickup your product(s) within 14 days of final delivery, otherwise product may be discarded.

Turnaround Time: Generally, 7 days from drop-off depending on how many products.

Do you do Photoshop?

Yes, but it should go without saying that products should be delivered photo ready. I can do minor cleaning up with Photoshop at no extra charge, but anything that may take longer than 20 minutes please inquire.  

Why do you need product or professional food photography? 

Good product and food photography is important for branding your business. If you have poorly lit photos, or even worse – cell phone shots, people may perceive the quality of your imaging and branding as the quality of your product or food.

If you’re a restaurant, great food photography is essential for representing good, high quality food.

If you have an eCommerce business, good product photography is not only essential, but required by some companies if you want to sell through their channels – such as Amazon.

Will your photos be accepted by Amazon?

Yes, Amazon has specific requirements for products on their website and I can meet those specifications. Your main photo on Amazon must be extracted from the background (even if it’s white) and placed on a shadowless background that is “pure white” to meet Amazon’s standards. Background extractions are included.    

Why should you choose me as your professional food photographer or product photographer? 

I like to focus on simpler projects, if you have something more intricate I’ll refer you to someone else. ProductPhotography.com is good if you need a more complete commercial package, though I cannot personally vouch for their work, nor have I worked with them before, their product portfolio does look good and I do recommend people hire specialist. For commercial or editorial use, I’d defer to a food photographers who specialize in such.

Do you do lifestyle shots for product photography? 

While I specialize in white background product shots, I will shoot lifestyle shots if you know exactly what you’re looking for. If it’s not quite something I specialize in, I’ll refer you to someone else. Please contact me for a custom quote.

What are proofs?

Proofs are watermarked, lower resolution photos that will be sent for approval. Due to the digital nature of files, proofs are sent for approval before the final delivery of photos.

I run a clothing business, can you provide your product photography services? 

There’s a lot of different variables for clothing, such as do you want your clothes on a model or a mannequin? Do you have your own models? White or black background or an on-location shoot? Feel free to contact me and we can discuss details and I can provide a quote. Also, you can checkout my portrait photography portfolios in the menu above.

Can you shoot on-site?

For the $100 simple product photography package, I prefer to shoot in my home studio, but I can shoot on-site for $100 extra (minimum order $300).

Do you need a professional food photographer or should you DIY? 

As a professional food photography, I would definitely recommend it.

However, I like to call myself the Anti-Sales photographer for a reason. If you’re starting out and it just isn’t quite in your budget – perhaps think about doing it yourself until you prove you a viable business. Though it wouldn’t look as professional, you certainly can lookup YouTube tutorials on how to do food photography – even with your phone! Here’s a few food photography tips to get started, 1.) shoot with ample light (near a window is best), 2.) a tripod can help bring in more light 3.) use a reflector to diffuse, or add light to a scene for your food photo.

Do you have food photography props? 

Yes, and you’re free to include your own as well. Please contact me for details.

Food styling is an often overlooked part of the process, there are even professional food stylist! The culinary art, I’ll leave to you, but we certainly find inspiration on Pinterest, Instagram, food bloggers and build the shot of your dreams!