Food and product photography that arrives on the day you need it
I am Marit Osgood. I shoot food, packaging and product photography in Portland for restaurants, food brands and online stores.
Every estimate names the shot count, the deliverables and the license, so you know what you are paying for and what you are allowed to do with it.
Selects go out within three business days. Rush delivery is the next morning, quoted before the shoot.
Recent work
Menu and room for a neighborhood restaurant
Forty-two dishes in two days, licensed for owned channels and printed menus.
Launch photography for a small-batch granola company
Packaging, tabletop and lifestyle, licensed for packaging and web across North America.
Catalog for an online kitchenware store
One hundred and eighty products on white, shot to a fixed template in five days.
Rooms, bar and breakfast for a boutique hotel
Interiors and food in one visit, licensed for owned channels and listing sites.
Regional campaign for an agency client
Twelve-month out-of-home and paid social license across five states.
Twelve-page magazine feature on a bakery
One-time print and digital rights for the issue, with a credit line.
How working with me goes
The license is on the estimate
Who may use the pictures, in what media, where, and for how long. It is written down before the shoot, not argued about after it.
A shot list before the shoot day
We agree the number of setups and the number of finished images. That is what fits in a day, and it is what you get.
You see the frame while I shoot
Capture is tethered to a screen on set. Approvals happen in the room, not three days later by email.
Files sized for where they are going
Web, print and marketplace sizes are delivered separately, named the way your team files them.
Have a shoot with a date on it?
Send the date, roughly how many images you need, and where they will run. You get an estimate with the license written into it.