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Professional Beverage and Cocktail Photography for Menus and Ads

byAbhishek KhannaStudio in Gurugram; Travels for shoots across Delhi NCR and IndiaStarts from1,500 Per ImageView full gallery

I combine precise studio lighting with professional styling to capture the texture, condensation, and clarity of beverages, ensuring your menu and marketing visuals command attention.

Coffee-flavored popsicles styled in a dark, moody setting with scattered coffee beans. This conceptual shot is designed to be artistic and attention-grabbing.

An alternate crop of the cranberry iced tea for US Cranberries India, offering a tighter frame for different layout requirements.

An iced coffee for Bistro by Blinkit, shot against a vibrant green background. This high-contrast style is perfect for digital billboards and online ads.

Two glasses of Indian masala chai with ginger and biscuits. This shot for Bistro by Blinkit evokes a sense of comfort and tradition.

A classic high tea setup at United Coffee House, featuring an ornate silver tea set. The image captures the luxurious and traditional ambiance of the location.

A coffee connoisseur's spread with a siphon, french press, and pour-over coffee maker, styled with macarons and cookies for United Coffee House.

A bottled blueberry beverage for Chili's India. The simple, clean shot on a neutral background is ideal for menu and catalog purposes.

A bottled strawberry boba drink for Chili's India. The focus is on the vibrant color of the drink and the popping boba.

Saffron-infused tea in artistic mugs, shot for Orika Spices. The styling with saffron strands and rose petals highlights the product's premium ingredients.

A trio of boba teas for Chili's India, including Strawberry & Blueberry, Mango & Strawberry, and Iced Coffee Boba. This group shot is effective for promoting a new beverage range.

About Beverage & Cocktail Photography

Beverage photography is a battle against time. Whether it is a melting ice cube or a fading foam head, the window for a perfect shot is seconds long. I use macro lenses and specific studio lighting setups to control condensation and liquid clarity before the drink loses its appeal. This is standard procedure for my work with restaurant menus and commercial campaigns where every detail, from the color of the garnish to the consistency of the pour, must be technically flawless.

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