Curating cravings
SINCE FOREVER.

As a sharpened international food stylist & crave curator, my focus is on creating mouthwatering images that stop the scroll. FULL STOP.

From magazine covers to big brand shoots, my process is always rooted in calm collaboration, tight teamwork and seductive savour-worthy shots.

THE WORK

I create captivating food images with precision and purpose. From social feeds to national advertising campaigns, I craft camera ready food where every detail is thoughtfully executed to ensure your brand looks authentic, appetizing, and unforgettable.

Black and white photo of a woman with shoulder-length hair smiling, standing in front of a large historic building with a fountain in the courtyard.
Black and white photo of a woman with shoulder-length hair smiling, standing in front of a large historic building with a fountain in the courtyard.

I discovered my path to the kitchen through classical culinary training and years in acclaimed professional restaurant environments, where I sharpened my technique alongside international travel that deepened my appreciation for global food culture.

Five chefs standing together in a kitchen, wearing white chef uniforms and aprons. They are smiling and posing for the photo, with kitchen utensils hanging on the wall behind them.
Five chefs standing together in a kitchen, wearing white chef uniforms and aprons. They are smiling and posing for the photo, with kitchen utensils hanging on the wall behind them.

Lawren Moneta, 2008, Château du Feÿ, France

A cup of oatmeal topped with mixed berries next to a container of summer berries boost oatmeal. The scene is set on a gray surface with a gold spoon and some scattered oats and berries.

Build the vision. Once we know where we're going, we'll get there.

01

PLANNING

Mood, shot list and sourcing agreed before anyone touches an ingredient.

Prep kitchen, backups and props staged so the shoot day runs on schedule.

02

PREPARATION

On set with the photographer, adjusting frame by frame until it reads.

03

STYLING EXECUTION

Because the act of eating starts with your eyes.