Drink can product photography

Premier fashion, food and product photographer based in Christchurch, NZ and working with brands all over the world. Get in touch to elevate your imagery today!

Product Photography Styling | product photography inspiration | product photography ideas | product photography ideas creative | how to style products | seagrams product photography | drink photography styling | instagram photography ideas | instagram picture ideas | social media content creation ideas | Content agency | LISH Creative #productphotography #contentagency

Fusing the CPG world and an editorial aesthetic, designer James Hill created Betterdays’ packaging with a keen eye. Each of the products in the range features an optimistic, upbeat connotation. While the photography is quick to make an impact, the bright hues balanced with excessive white space add a harmonious sense of proportion to the […]

Something & Nothing is a low calorie, lightly carbonated premium soda, made with the highest quality natural juices, extracts and botanicals for elevated refreshment. Their range of preemium sodas and spritz are inspired by ideas, moments, experiences, culture and people; summarised in their tagline - For the curious. This cultural inspiration is prominent throughout the brand identity and TOV, visually distilled in to the images with fixed ratios on the cans. This appears across all of the…

Everyday Weekend - Premium Hard Seltzer on Instagram: "Everyday Weekend hands ✂️🪴👀 Double humped day treat! #EverydayWeekend ⁠"

Loah Beer Co. — fred trevor design

Alana Dimou: food, lifestyle and travel photography

Playful stack of Makku cans. Ideas for product photos that feature multiples of the same product, like these drinks. Outdoor studio using direct sunlight, featuring playful shadows and angled to give the cans prominance and diagonal lines to add tension and play off of the design of the can. Makku is a Korean beverage that came in 3 flavors when photographed (now there are 4)- blueberry, mango, and original.

A new hazelnut and cocoa spread is hitting the market with a surprising primary ingredient: chickpeas! Elsewhere in new product development across the bloc, Swedish plant-based brand Oumph! has developed a vegan alternative to meatballs, and a gut-friendly kimchi is launching in 'super green' flavours.