A closer look
This La Crème Delight collection pairs a berry waffle topped with ice cream with two portraits of me against the café’s flower wall. I photographed the dessert; William Thomason photographed the portraits.
Food & hospitality · Case study
A dessert stop in three photographs

This La Crème Delight collection pairs a berry waffle topped with ice cream with two portraits of me against the café’s flower wall. I photographed the dessert; William Thomason photographed the portraits.
The dessert detail and playful portraits offer different ways to describe a visit. Their separate credits make clear which photographs demonstrate my food work and which show my modeling.
Inside the images
The waffle and ice cream provide the food detail I photographed.
The flower wall establishes a recognizable portrait backdrop.
William Thomason’s portraits add expression and a lifestyle perspective.
For a café or dessert brief, a focused food image can sit alongside people enjoying the setting. I would plan those roles and the final uses together before the session.
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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