A closer look
This Reggiano’s of Celebration collection brings food photography together with lifestyle portraits. I photographed the food and table details; William Thomason photographed the portraits of me.
Food & hospitality · Case study
One evening, with two perspectives

This Reggiano’s of Celebration collection brings food photography together with lifestyle portraits. I photographed the food and table details; William Thomason photographed the portraits of me.
The lemon squeeze adds action, while pasta and cocktail photographs bring attention to texture and color. The portraits remain part of the shared evening story, with their separate photography credit preserved.

Inside the images
A lemon squeeze gives the calamari photograph a sense of timing.
Pasta photographs keep attention on the meal’s details.
Lifestyle portraits by William Thomason add a separate viewpoint to the evening.

For a hospitality brief, food and lifestyle photographs can complement each other when the roles and intended uses are clear. This set shows that combination as a personal portfolio example.
Before a session, we can talk through what you need the photographs to communicate, where they will be used and the moments that matter most. From there, we can shape a shot list and a pace that fit the project.
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Color that belongs to the place
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A meal, a little movement, and the details worth noticing
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Food, color and a sense of place
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