The goal of this shoot was to showcase how the cupcake could be used in a variety of ways. Since it’s sold without any frosting you can choose if you want to eat it alone or add frosting or even make a berry creme dessert. The client wanted everything else to be simple, and warm. So, we kept it all about the food.
Food styling by Beth Hawkins
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Here are some gluten free products by Udi’s including their delicious muffins and bagels. They’ve really branched out into a variety of flavors and this was an advertising photo shoot focusing on their new grain flavors. Yumm!
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This was a packaging photo shoot done for Denver based company, Udi’s Gluten Free. With the help of local Colorado stylist Kristi Blunt we were able to transform a studio into a “home.”
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I worked with food stylist Elizabeth Hawkins http://elizabethhawkins.com/ on incorporating a story telling perspective on food photography. I love to showcase an environment and story throughout all of my images, whether it be people, food, location, or studio. So, I teamed up with my wonderful food stylist and gave her a concept I’d been thinking about for a while. She came up with some recipes and there we went.
So, in these images we showed the before and after photos of the food. Raw food vs cooked. I wanted to show how beautiful it can be in it’s natural state and ready to eat. So, we did a variety of shots with the fish before and after, and the vegetables before and after. I also experimented with some different lighting techniques and played with some raw, rustic propping to give it a country home cooked feel.
Here are a few of the results of this really fun day of experimentation.
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