David B.

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Nationally recognized commercial photographer, David Bishop brings to his clients, the skills and experience from a successful career shooting in the studio, on location and now remotely. He developed an enhanced dimensional lighting, influenced by his personal studies of contemporary and baroque art, with a passion for the 17th century Dutch painters masterful understanding of the power and influence of light, resulting in his successful contemporary lighting style. His imagery directs the viewers eye to the hunger cues, while creating tactile qualities, translating into greater sales. David shoots food, beverage, transparent, reflective surfaces and still life product for food manufacturers, distilleries, breweries, hospitality, restaurants, chef’s, corporate, and special events for advertising, promotion, packaging, cookbooks, web sales, social media, magazines and blogs.

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Canon EOS 5D Mark IV | Hasselblad 555ELD

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Food

More about David B....

What do you love about your job?

I continue my love of photography and take great pleasure when my clients report a bump in sales from the use of my marketing imagery and happy to encourage discussions of how that is done.

What types of shoots have you done and how did you make them special?

I have shot a lot. I began shooting hundreds of retail catalogs but then began shooting food for many major food magazines. That led to advertising and evolved into packaging. Packaging requires a unique ability to get the customer to reach for your product. Major food manufacturers often report a bump in sales due to my understanding and ability to focus on the universal favor cues that motivate the buyer. Now cocktails are my thing but haven't stopped shooting food or still life and have expanded to food lifestyle.

Awards, honors, and recognitions received

I make money for my clients. That's pretty rewarding.

A fun fact about this photographer

I had worked as a freelance assistant to over 500 photographers giving me a unique training of the many different ways to problem solve.