When I’m shooting with my clients,

we often take a break to enjoy some delicious food,

letting it naturally become part of the session.

From quick snacks you can grab on a rushed date,

to grand feasts shared among many guests,

food has always reflected the art of human connection.

 

The people we choose to share meals with are those we trust.

Food can even mark the distance between people

—sometimes the first friendships begin with exchanging kindergarten snacks,

other times they grow in the warmth of your parents’ kitchen with unique homemade recipes,

and at the other end of life’s milestones, there’s the wedding cake, shared with friends and family on your biggest day.

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I’ve been thinking about how food reflects our values, and how different categories can symbolize the significance of each occasion. That inspired me to incorporate the imagery of food into the design of my photography packages.

Just as we might choose a solo meal to savor on our own,

or a shared meal with those we cherish,

photography captures these choices—who we let into our lives, who we share the table with, and who we decide to stay beside in a moment frozen in time.