
Owner Petra Richli is a food and menu item photographer based in East Vancouver.
Beautiful food and menu item images for restaurants, delivery platforms and marketing.






White Background
Isolated food images on clean backgrounds for menus, delivery apps and consistent layouts.

Natural Restaurant
Setting
Menu items photographed in your restaurant environment for a more authentic look.

High-Volume Menu Photography
Efficient workflows for large product batches with consistent results
Professional food photography with efficient on-site workflow
Clean, well-lit food images photographed on-site at your restaurant with a mobile setup.
Multiple dishes captured in one session.
Optimized for menus, delivery platforms, social media and marketing.
Images are professionally edited in Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Photoshop, including color correction, retouching and cleanup as needed.
What you receive

Frequent asked questions
- Consultation by email or phone
- Deposit by Interac, cheque or cash
- On-site shoot at your restaurant with mobile setup
- Food preparation and styling by client (or coordinated)
- Photo shoot
- Selection and post-processing of images
- Final delivery via email or file-sharing platform
- Final payment within 10 days by Interac, cheque or cash
The most common files are:
jpg, png, psd, tiff, pdf and raw
Combined product files up to 20 mb
- via email
Combined product files over 20 mb
I work with any file sharing solution that works best for you.
- wetranser, google drive, onedrive or adobe cloud
Photography
- Canon EOS M50 Mirrorless (6000×4000 pixel)
- Canon Lens EF-M 32mm 1:1.4
- Godox Flashes and Trigger
- RGB LED lights
- A variety of soft boxes and diffusers
Image post processing
- Adobe Lightroom
- Adobe Photoshop
Focus stacking
- Wemacro Rail
- Helicon Remote and Helicon Focus
Focus stacking is a digital image processing technique which combines multiple images taken at different focal distances to yield a greater depth of field (DOF) than any of the individual source images. Focus stacking can be used in any situation where individual images have an undesirably shallow depth of field; macro photography and optical microscopy are two typical examples.
Color correction, remove blemishes and texture adjustments.
















