” A great photo is more than just a pretty picture. It’s a tool to attract customers and boost sales “
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I’ll review your photos and show you what’s holding them back from selling more
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How does a product photoshoot work?
Discussion
You tell me about your goals, and together we create a detailed brief and a mood board (a selection of visual references). I confirm the timeline and cost, and you hand over the products for the shoot
The Photoshoot
I conduct the photoshoot at my own studio or in a rented one (studio rental fees are paid separately)
Proofs
Within 1–2 days of receiving the products, you’ll get all the raw shots for selection. You then mark the images you’d like me to retouch for final delivery
Final Retouching & Result
Within 3 days after you’ve made your selection, you’ll receive all the final, fully retouched images in high resolution
FAQ
How much does a photoshoot cost?
Product photography is priced per image.
Minimum order: $50
Price per photo:
- Solid background: $3
- Complex lighting / props: $5
Retouching (per image): from $3
How long does a photoshoot take?
Within 1–2 days after receiving your products, I conduct the photoshoot and send you the proof images
Where and when does the photoshoot take place?
The photoshoot can take place at any time of day, either at my studio or in a rented photography studio. The cost of the studio rental is paid separately
When will I receive the final photos?
Full retouching and delivery of the final files — within 3 days after the shoot and after you’ve selected the images for post-production
If any unforeseen circumstances arise, I will inform you immediately
How many photos will I receive?
It depends on your budget and your goals. Before the shoot, we always create a mood board and agree on a plan to ensure the result perfectly matches your expectations — so you get exactly the set of images you need for your website, social media, and advertising
AI images are cheaper, so why hire a photographer?
About AI-generated images — especially when it’s obvious — people often speak of them negatively, as something “cheap and fast.” A customer can pick up on that idea and project it onto your entire brand, assuming that if you’re cutting corners on photos, you’re probably cutting corners on product quality too
My role as a photographer isn’t just to take a picture of a dish. It’s to convey the atmosphere of your brand, showcase the real product, and build trust with your customers — making them want to order from you. And trust means repeat purchases and revenue
If you know of any cases where AI images actually boosted sales, I’d be genuinely interested to see them