Sushi Restaurant Photography

I was invited to photograph a sushi restaurant, where the chef was not just a cook, but a true artist. His creations were delicate, precise, and almost too beautiful to touch. My greatest challenge? To ensure the photos did justice to his artistry, never showing them as anything less than what they were — edible masterpieces.

Some projects stay with you forever — and this one was exactly that.

Client

Miyabi Sushi

Year

2013

My role in project

Food photography
Folder design
Social media campaign

This was not just photography; it was the beginning of a lifelong appreciation for the artistry of food and the people who create it.

To achieve this, I combined two approaches: part of the shoot took place in a studio environment, with carefully controlled lighting, while the rest happened inside the restaurant, capturing the dishes in their natural setting. The final images became part of the restaurant’s website, menu cards, and printed folders, helping guests experience the food visually before their first bite.

But this project was more than just a professional assignment. It sparked something deeply personal. Standing next to a master sushi chef, watching his dedication and passion, became an inspiration not only for my work but also for my family. That’s when my love for sushi began — a journey that has continued ever since.