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Louisville Commercial Food Photographer specializing in F&B photography. Today, we packed up and headed to Cincinnati to photograph some tasty burgers for Belterra Park. Each month, a new burger will be featured. All of today’s photos will be used as POS material on signage in and around the restaurant. I’m sure several pics will also […]

As a Louisville food and beverage photographer, we get to snap photos of some awesome creations! Today’s photo shoot was no exception. Our shoot took us to Stadium Sports Bar and Grill, located inside Belterra Casino. The bar manager wanted to start running a “Drink of the Month” special and needed some cool images for […]

Today, Sniper Photo, LLC snapped marketing and product photography photos for Fourth Street Live. Our photo shoot started with some facility photos of Gordon Biersch and T.G.I. Friday’s. After knocking those out, we moved over to The Fudgery for some product shots. While I’ve never eaten anything from The Fudgery, if it tastes half as […]

Today we photographed a few new dessert items as well as the “Burger of the Month” at Belterra Casino. We always love shooting food photography. We do things a little differently. We always shoot the actual food item. We have tricks to style the dish, but we always want to show the ACTUAL item. The […]

Louisville Professional Food Photographer for hire. Sniper Photo, LLC provides both in studio as well as on location food photography. Our studio is located on Historic Frankfort Avenue in Louisville, KY. Just steps away from some of Louisville’s best restaurants. If our in studio photography doesn’t fit your creative vision, we can also setup a […]

Sniper Photo, LLC is a Louisville food photographer that also works in Cincinnati. Today we were on location in Chef Josh’s kitchen at Belterra Park. Favorites is the super swanky Italian steak house located trackside at Belterra Park. We had a list of new summer menu items to shoot today. We wanted to give each […]