
Your company’s products need to be presented flawlessly so the end customer chooses you, right? That is where I come in, with product photography services. Your products can be photographed on location (at your premises, in a real setting such as an office, a showroom or the place where the product is installed) or in the studio. I photograph products for manufacturers, distributors, online and offline shops, as well as presentation photos and other corporate and brand images for catalogues, brochures, presentations and PR campaigns.
I also do food photography for restaurants, hotels, guesthouses and delivery services, and industrial photography, which covers not only the products but also the production units and their surroundings, interiors and exteriors (architectural photography) and fixed and mobile equipment.




What can I offer you? Professional product photography on location, food photography, product photos in an industrial setting, photos of people at work and of the production process. Below are a few examples; then get in touch so we can talk about the details of your project.







Product, commercial and advertising photography

Clean white-background images for marketplaces such as eMAG and Amazon, lifestyle images that show the product in use, and campaign images for ads and social media. One shoot can cover all three, so your listings, website and ads share the same look.
How much does product photography cost?
- Product photos can be taken both in the studio and at your location (factory, warehouse, office, or wherever the product is installed).
- For on-location product photography the working-time rate applies, starting from 300 € for a 3–4 hour shoot on location.
- The price depends on the complexity of the project, the type of photography (studio or white background, product on location), the level of retouching, the number of final images per product and, of course, the number of products photographed in one session.







See all my photography prices (in Romanian) or ask for a quote.









