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Recently it’s been great to have some new food product clients! The pandemic and being stuck at home made the ability to ship product more of a necessity. This continued throughout the year on a few occasions and it’s honestly a lot easier for me to photograph things right out of my own apartment or the studio I rent from. A lot of the time I did photos on my front porch and as things got colder I’ve moved into a corner of my bedroom or living room testing my lighting skills.

Back in early May I was invited to photograph Hive’s spring showcase event! It was a beautiful, hot day and it was finally starting to feel like spring with the leaves just beginning to emerge and flowers barely blooming. Hive consists of two large airstream trailers that have been outfitted into bars with a little lounge spot on the end. They also have “glamping” canvas tents that can be outfitted into a cozy bedroom, lounge, or dining area! We featured them a while back on

Hi Everyone, I really want to be shooting more this year and this is the start! It’s the beginning of updating my portfolio and working toward a few different things. For one, I’ve begun to learn a bit more about food styling. I’ve observed little tricks and quick things that food stylists do on shoots, but in the last few weeks I was able to actually assist some one which was great. For my food photography, styling is very important. I think I have a good eye and taste for w