The cost of a food portfolio shoot varies depending on the photographer’s experience, location, the number of dishes, and the level of styling required.
The complexity of the shoot will also have a massive impact on the cost of the shoot.
Here’s a general breakdown:
Freelance Food Photographers
• Beginner: £150 – £300 (basic shoot with minimal styling required)
• Mid-Level: £300 – £800 (experienced photographers with better equipment and some styling)
• Experienced Professional photographer: 800 – £2,500+ (high-end photographers with full styling, props, and lighting)
Studio vs. On-Location
• Studio Shoot: Often includes controlled lighting, professional backdrops, and full styling (£500 – £3,000)
• On-Location (e.g., your kitchen or restaurant): Travel and setup fees may apply (£400 – £2,000)
Additional Costs
• Food Stylist: £200 – £800 per day
• Props & Backgrounds: £50 – £500
• Editing & Retouching: £15 – £200 per image
• Full-Day vs. Half-Day Rates: A half-day (3–4 hours) might start at £250–£600, while a full-day shoot (6–8 hours) could be £500–£3,000+
If you’re looking to organise a simple food photography shoot with Yuzu Private Dining, then contact us now to get a detailed cost estimate.
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