Commercial Photography

Commercial Photography


Express/Small Business

$300What you get:✔ Up to 1.5 Hours of Coverage✔ Studio Lighting✔ Private Digital Gallery✔ High-res Web & Print Commercial Licensing Release✔ 10-15 Fully Retouched Commercial Images*Ideal for Quick Menu Updates, 1-3 Product Hero Shots, or Team Headshots

Half-Day

$650What you get:✔ Up to 4 Hours of Coverage✔ Studio Lighting✔ Private Digital Gallery✔ High-res Web & Print Commercial Licensing Release✔ 30-40 Fully Retouched Commercial Images*Ideal for Restaurant Food Menus, Interior/Space Shoots, Product Catalog, Brand Lifestyle Content

Full-Day

$1200What you get:✔ Up to 8 Hours of Coverage

✔ Pre-Session Concept Consultation

✔ Studio Lighting✔ Private Digital Gallery✔ High-res Web & Print Commercial Licensing Release✔ 75+ Fully Retouched Commercial Images*Ideal for Comprehensive Brand Library, Full Restaurant Menu + Staff Portraits + Interior Atmosphere, Major Product Launches

Commercial Photography Details


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Preparing For Your Shoot

01

Backdrop

When choosing a backdrop for commercial photography, prioritize simplicity and relevance to the brand's message. A clean, neutral background—like white, gray, or a soft gradient—keeps the focus on the product or subject while maintaining a professional look. For lifestyle or contextual shots, select backdrops that subtly enhance the narrative without distracting from the main subject. Consistency across backdrops is key for brand cohesion, especially in product lines or marketing campaigns. Always consider lighting and material—non-reflective, wrinkle-resistant options will save time in both shooting and post-production.

02

Choose Your Products

When deciding which products to photograph for commercial use, focus on items that best represent your brand and have the highest potential for customer impact. Start with your bestsellers, new arrivals, or flagship products that define your identity. Consider which products are seasonally relevant or tied to upcoming promotions. It's also important to choose items that photograph well—those with interesting textures, colors, or unique features can create more engaging visuals. If you offer variations (like colors or sizes), prioritize the most popular or visually striking options. Ultimately, every product selected should support your marketing goals and resonate with your target audience.

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