Boston Food Photographers

Creative and well-organized photographer. Weddings, portraits, events. 9 years of experience in advertising photography and retouching.

I'm a passionate photographer with years of experience and formal training. Capturing moments and emotions through the lens is my lifelong pursuit. I make sure you experience an enjoyable photography experience personalized just for you.

Mark has been a photographer for over ten years. Having shot actor headshots, then event and family photos, he has photographed famous people, not famous, and everything in between. His work has been featured in several magazines (Canoe and Kayak, Eating Lite), and has covered some high-profile events in Boston. Having trained by "doing", he also built a solid foundation of product and food photography through classes at NESOP, Karl Taylor Education, and Photigy.com

Brian is an experienced professional photographer who got his start from a passion for photography and doing it as a hobby, 10 years ago. He started with street photography, which is like a bootcamp for photographers, one of the hardest genre to do, and the he went on to become a professional food, product, and portrait photographer. He know how to mold natural light and how to use artificial light to simulate natural light, in the absence of the first. After 10 years of professional photography, he can handle any type of shooting scenario and rarely gets caught off guard.

Kaleb is an experience photographer working in the Boston Market. He brings a high level of detail to every shoot. He prides himself in creating custom looks for he's clients, always going above and beyond to hit their goals.

For the past 20 years, photography has been part of my work and part of my life. Professionally, wherever I've worked, my positions have included photography, so I've been able to amass a wide and deep portfolio that includes portraiture, events, automotive, technology, product, and food photography. And personally, my passions lean toward landscapes, wildlife, and off-the-beaten path sports like fencing, cycling, and surfing. I've found that these experiences cross over - I find myself often applying the philosophies and techniques of landscape photography to things like automotive shoots, and wildlife translates to event photography.