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Professional Food Photography and Styling

byAbhishek KhannaStudio in Suncity, GurugramStarts from1,500 Per ImageView full gallery

I combine precise studio lighting with professional food styling to create visuals that make the food the hero. Whether for menus or ad campaigns, I handle the full production process.

A classic Mumbai Pav Bhaji, styled with fresh garnishes and soft pav buns for Grover Sweets. I used specific lighting to emphasize the rich texture of the bhaji and the glossy butter, creating a highly appetizing hero image for their menu. This is a great example of Indian street food photography.

A slice of a multi-layered blueberry and lemon cake, photographed for The Big Chill Cafe. The focus is on revealing the cake's internal structure, showing the fresh fruit filling and soft sponge, a key shot for any bakery or dessert menu.

A luxury Indian sweet and dry fruit gift box for Meethi India, styled for a festive campaign. The composition uses traditional brass elements to create an opulent, celebratory feel, perfect for high-end product and packaging photography.

A top-down shot of Navratan Mixture for Sartaj Sweets & Namkeen. The vibrant green background and scattered ingredients create a dynamic, eye-catching image designed for modern snack packaging and e-commerce listings.

A majestic shot of a whole lamb leg biryani for Punjab Grill. This image was styled to look grand and authentic, capturing the essence of Mughlai and North Indian cuisine for a fine-dining menu.

Steamed chicken dim sum presented in a traditional bamboo steamer. The lighting is carefully controlled to highlight the delicate texture of the wrapper and the savory filling, demonstrating a clean approach to Pan-Asian food photography.

A fully loaded double-patty burger for Smasher Burgers by Chili's. This hero shot is styled to look tall and abundant, focusing on the layers of fresh ingredients, melted cheese, and crunchy toppings for a compelling menu photograph.

A refreshing cranberry iced tea, shot for US Cranberries India. I used hard light to create sharp shadows and highlight the clarity of the liquid, the ice, and the fresh mint garnish, making it ideal for beverage advertising.

A behind-the-scenes look at a shoot for The Big Chill Cafe's Ramadan menu. This video shows the transition from the on-location setup with my camera and lighting gear to the final, professionally retouched image, offering a glimpse into my process.

A macro photograph of a pan-seared mushroom for Unico, Gurugram. Using a specialized macro lens, I captured the intricate gill structure and texture, showcasing my ability to produce highly detailed and artistic food images.

About Featured

My work centers on technical precision. I use studio strobe lighting and Canon macro lenses to capture textures and details that standard photography often misses. When you hire me, you are getting a dedicated food stylist; I manage the entire process, from sourcing props and arranging garnishes to the final high-end retouching, ensuring the imagery is ready for commercial use.

Technical Approach

My process is built around the Canon EOS R5, utilizing 45MP resolution to deliver images that withstand large-format printing. I do not rely on generic stock methods. Instead, I use a combination of focus stacking for sharpness and studio lighting to control shadows, making the food look as fresh on camera as it does in person.

Workflow

  • Styling: I build the scene myself. This includes using tweezers for ingredient placement, selecting props, and adjusting backgrounds to match your brand aesthetic.
  • Tethered Shooting: For large campaigns, I offer live tethering where you can review the shots in real-time on a monitor to ensure every detail meets your requirements.
  • Post-Production: Every file delivered undergoes color correction, deep etching if required, and digital cleaning to remove imperfections.

Commercial Experience

I have partnered with brands like The Big Chill Cafe, Punjab Grill, and Grover Sweets, delivering assets for packaging, social media, and billboards. My studio is based in Suncity, Gurugram, but I am equipped for on-location shoots across India. Whether you need a simple menu update or a complex, multi-day advertising campaign, I focus on delivering consistent, high-impact visuals that drive customer engagement.

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Abhishek Khanna

Studio in Suncity, GurugramStarts from 1,500 Per Image

I am Abhishek Khanna. I treat food as the primary subject of every frame, using professional Canon gear and meticulous styling techniques to get the texture and lighting correct. I have spent years shooting for brands ranging from boutique cafes to major restaurant chains.

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