Frequently asked questions.

What kind of clients do you work with?

I collaborate with food brands, independent makers, small businesses, chefs, creatives, and agencies — anyone who wants their food or product captured in a way that feels thoughtful, elevated, and true to their brand. Whether you're just starting or scaling up, we’ll work together to create beautiful visuals that connect with your audience.

What services do you offer?

At the moment, I offer:

• Food Photography – from ingredients and preparation to the final dish

• Food Styling – simple, natural styling that enhances your food’s story

• Product Photography – ideal for packaging, small-batch goods, or promotional use

• Content for Social Media & Websites – clean, scroll-worthy visuals to elevate your brand presence

I'm keeping my services intentionally focused as Wild & Plated grows, with a personal, collaborative approach at the heart of everything I do.

If you're unsure whether I can help with your specific project, feel free to ask — if I can’t do it, I’ll always try to point you in the right direction.

Do you work with small budgets or independent brands?

Yes — in fact, that’s exactly who I created Wild & Plated for.

I understand the challenges of working with limited resources when you're just starting out (because I’m right there with you). My aim is to offer beautiful, thoughtful imagery that reflects your brand without overwhelming your budget.

Whether you're launching a new product, need content for your social media, or want to bring your food to life visually, I’ll work with you to find a creative solution that feels right for where you are.

I’m not sure what kind of images I need. Can you help me figure that out?

Yes — that’s part of what I love doing.
If you’re not sure what kind of photos would work best for your brand, we can talk through your goals and where the images will be used (e.g. website, Instagram, packaging). From there, I can suggest ideas that suit your aesthetic and audience — even if you're just starting out.

Do I need to send fully cooked dishes or ingredients?

It depends on the project. If we’re styling and shooting a finished dish, it helps to send it freshly prepared, or arrange a time to cook on-site if you're local. If you're shipping products (like sauces, bakes, or packaging), we can work remotely — I’ll style and shoot everything here in my studio and send you the finished images.

We’ll figure out the best approach together — no stress, no guesswork.

Can you source props or backgrounds?

Yes — I have a growing collection of props, backdrops, and styling tools I use for shoots.
If your brand has a specific style or colour palette, I can select props to match, or we can keep things simple and clean. If something custom is needed, I’m happy to discuss sourcing or creating a setup that works just right.

How do you deliver the final images?

You’ll receive your fully edited, high-resolution images via an online gallery or download link — easy to access, share, and use across your platforms. I also provide web-sized versions if you need them.

Do I need to be local to work with you?

Not at all! While I’m based in Lancashire, I offer remote shoots for clients across the UK. You can send your products by post, and we’ll plan the creative direction together in advance. I also offer check-ins during the shoot if you’d like to be involved as it happens.

Art Prints & Digital Editions

Are your prints limited edition?

Yes. Every piece in the After Bloom Collection is part of a strictly limited edition. Once an image has sold out in print or digital form, it will not be re-released. This ensures each artwork remains special and collectable.

What kind of paper do you use?

All fine art prints are produced using museum-grade Photo Rag — a 100% cotton paper with a soft, matte finish. It’s known for its subtle texture, rich detail, and archival quality, ensuring your artwork will last a lifetime (or longer) with proper care.

Are the prints signed?

Unframed prints can include a digital certificate of authenticity. Due to my lab’s direct shipping process, prints are not hand-signed unless arranged in advance. If you’d like a signed certificate or a personal note, please do not hesitate to contact me.

What is included with a digital edition?

Each digital edition includes:

• A high-resolution JPEG (300 DPI, suitable for up to A3 printing)

• A digital certificate of authenticity

• A title card with the name of your image and a poetic artist note. These files are for personal use only and will be sent via email within 48 hours of purchase.

How many digital copies are available?

Each image is limited to 50 digital editions. Once sold out, it will be retired from digital sale permanently.

Can I use the digital images commercially?

No — all digital editions are for personal use only. That means you can print them for your home, office, or private space, but not for resale, advertising, branding, or social media content. If you’re interested in licensing work commercially, please reach out directly.

How do I choose my images for the triptych?

When purchasing a digital or framed triptych, you’ll be prompted to list your chosen image titles at checkout. You can view all available images and their titles in the collection gallery.

Do you offer framing?

Yes — framed triptych sets are available in two formats:

• 8 × 10" (portrait)

• 10 × 10" (square)

  Frames are satin black with an archival white mat and are drop-shipped directly from the professional print lab, ready to hang.

Do you ship internationally?

At the moment, shipping is available within the UK only. If you're overseas and would like to purchase the artwork, digital editions are the best option. They allow you to print locally while still supporting the artist directly.

Can I commission a custom piece or size?

Currently, all works in the After Bloom Collection are sold as presented. However, if you’re interested in a bespoke floral or still life series for your space or brand, I’d love to hear from you. Contact me here →