12:30 minutes of pure menu shoot! Hopefully give you guys some insight to how I attack my shoots, this video has a mix of photography and some hand held videography all shot on my A7IV and Sigma 24-70 DGDNII I charged £500 for this shoot which will include a handful or shorts to promote the new dinner deals the restaurant are pushing and to be honest probably far to many pictures for the quote. But always better to over-deliver than to over promise. What do you guys think good price for this shoot?

This clip is me running a gimbal around a friend’s car, testing movement, angles, and flow while shooting automotive video. Nothing staged, nothing fancy. Just real-world practice and problem solving on the fly. I’m always tweaking how I move, when I slow things down, and how close is too close before the shot stops feeling clean. Stuff you only really figure out by doing it. If you’re watching this, jump in: - What shot in the video caught your eye? - Anything you’d do differently? - Want me to break down a specific gimbal move or setting I used? Drop questions, opinions, or even criticism. This space works best when everyone actually gets involved.

Was plodding away and thought you guys might find this helpful :) Food can be a tricky one, but just hit the customers requests you'll be fine

Got asked to shoot a new menu today… and it made me pause for a sec. What’s a job like this actually worth?” We all know it’s not just turning up and clicking a shutter. It’s the prep, the lighting, the styling, the hours in Lightroom, the whole vibe you’re crafting that literally decides how good the food looks, and how much the place sells. Some people charge pennies. Some charge rent money. So I’m curious… If a client asked you to shoot a full menu, what would you charge, and what’s your logic behind that number? Let’s hear it.

Choice in your hands guys, I want to help you where I can, let me know or pick from the poll options and my next post / responses will be surrounding this 📸💪🏻