How can I take your food beyond the plate?
Food doesn’t exist in a vacuum. It’s deeply personal and there is always a story to tell.
My goal is to capture that story honestly in all its vibrant and engaging whole.

You spend so much effort in creating a detailed product and experience.
I want to find ways for your customers to feel your passion.
Who are my clients?
Small Business Owners
Small scale restaurants, food trucks, coffee shops, wineries, distilleries, bakeries, and food & beverage ecommerce brands.
Bloggers/Content Creators
Food and lifestyle bloggers or other content creators who need high-quality images for their sites or social media platforms.
Ad and Marketing Agencies
Big business work done through major agencies that need niche photographers (like food) for their client’s campaigns.
Editorial Publications
Print magazines, journals, cookbooks, and online editorial content.
“Megan has been wonderful. She follows directions and guidelines carefully, is very prompt in responding, and she makes an effort to understand our vision through communication. She also brings a creative approach to make the execution of our vision come to reality..”
“Great to work with, friendly, and adaptable.”
“Megan is wonderful! Her work is on point, she is creative, accommodating, and so easy to work with. She is worth every cent!”
Every commercial job is different. The pricing options below are starting points. Together we will craft the details, including the pricing, of the job.
Concept Shoots
Concept shoots are great for when a small amount of images for very specific purposes are needed. Examples include feature images for a website’s homepage, themed campaigns, and magazine or book spreads.
Perfect for product photography.
Products can include packaged food (the package is the subject, not the food) or non food related products.

For food products that need very little prep and no recipe.
For example: packaged cookies, tea, crackers, etc..

For when a dish or meal needs to be cooked, styled, and photographed.
Examples: recipe in a magazine or online media.

Day, Hourly, and Per Image Shoots
Day, hourly, and per image rates are better choices for large shot lists, less intensive styling needs, or large volumes of work for ongoing client work.
Ideal for events or large shot lists that require no cooking and very little or no styling.
Examples: festivals, industry events, or restaurant shoots where the food is already cooked and plated by the chef.

Ideal for events or large shot lists that require no cooking and very little or no styling.
Examples: festivals, industry events, or restaurant shoots where the food is already cooked and plated by the chef.

Billed in 15-minutes blocks.
If the scope of a job is too big to fit into a prescribed amount of time or if a job continues to expand beyond the original scope, I charge my hourly – overtime rate. Exceptions include:

Ideal for large volumes of work or ongoing client work.
For example: cookbooks or producing a set number of images per month.

Other Services
Hourly retouching
$30
Advanced retouching needs (reflection or highlight removal, composites, GIFs, cinemagraphs)
Hourly food styling
$45
If you would like to hire me purely for food styling, I charge $45 per hour.
hourly recipe development
$45
If you would like to hire me for recipe development jobs, I charge $45 per hour.