Travel Food Photography Tip: Thailand Edition
Coffee culture in Northern Thailand is booming. Some of my favorite lattes!
Street food in Bangkok
Fruit Smoothie from Fern Forest Cafe in Chaing Mai, Thailand
Street food of Prawns in Northern Thailand
Seafood dish at Cafe de Nimman in Chaing Mai, Thailand.
New York City Restaurant Photographer visits Pittsburgh!
Ever since I moved to New York City to expand my restaurant photography, my love for Pittsburgh has increased greatly. I find any excuse to throw my Pittsburgh pride into every conversation. When asked where I am from, I proudly say “Pittsburgh!” even if technically that isn’t true. So anytime I get a call to photograph a restaurant in Pittsburgh, I snatch it up in a heartbeat!
Back in September, I was asked to photograph 2 french restaurants, one is a bakery in Shadyside and the second is a small bistro in East Liberty. As a restaurant photographer for magazines and cookbooks, I am used to shooting a lot in a day. At Paris 66, I pushed my dish limit to the test with 19 dishes and 7 cocktails in one day! Now I won’t show every last one, because that is a lot of photos for one blog. However, I will show off some of my favorites from the shoot!
New York City restaurant photographer travels to Pittsburgh to photograph Paris 66
Paris 66 dish of Pan Seared Scallops, tomato Provençal, & Linguini.
Photograph of Escargot Bourguinon at Paris 66.
Dessert at Paris 66
La Jardinière – Field Greens, Zucchini, Squash, Eggplant, Bell Peppers, & House Dressing
Cocktail at Paris 66
New York City Restaurant Photographer visits Pittsburgh
New York City Restaurant Photographer visits Pittsburgh!
Ever since I moved to New York City to expand my restaurant photography, my love for Pittsburgh has increased greatly. I find any excuse to throw my Pittsburgh pride into every conversation. When asked where I am from, I proudly say “Pittsburgh!” even if technically that isn’t true. So anytime I get a call to photograph a restaurant in Pittsburgh, I snatch it up in a heartbeat!
Back in September, I was asked to photograph 2 french restaurants, one is a bakery in Shadyside and the second is a small bistro in East Liberty. As a restaurant photographer for magazines and cookbooks, I am used to shooting a lot in a day. At Paris 66, I pushed my dish limit to the test with 19 dishes and 7 cocktails in one day! Now I won’t show every last one, because that is a lot of photos for one blog. However, I will show off some of my favorites from the shoot!
New York City restaurant photographer travels to Pittsburgh to photograph Paris 66
Paris 66 dish of Pan Seared Scallops, tomato Provençal, & Linguini.
Photograph of Escargot Bourguinon at Paris 66.
Dessert at Paris 66
La Jardinière – Field Greens, Zucchini, Squash, Eggplant, Bell Peppers, & House Dressing
Cocktail at Paris 66
Restaurant Photography in New York City
New Year, New Work, New York Food Photography
