Elegantly Reduced: Timeless Photography for Haute Cuisine

Fine dining is a performance – a carefully orchestrated experience in which ambiance, service, and culinary artistry merge into a harmonious whole.

For Michelin-starred restaurants, photography is far more than mere documentation – it is a primary vehicle for appealing to discerning connoisseurs and eloquently communicating the philosophy of the establishment.

Lobster pulpo and paprika – a creation by Marcel Koolen at the 2-star Michelin restaurant 7132 Silver in Vals

I apply the same thoughtful aesthetic that characterizes my architectural and interior photography to my photographic work in fine dining. Clear compositions and a restrained, timeless visual language create a calm framework that gives the culinary artwork the space it deserves.

My focus is on the essence of the moment: the precise geometry of the presentation, the interplay of diverse textures, the natural vitality of exquisite ingredients.

I favour natural light – it models the dish with gentle clarity, without distracting from the essential with artificial accents. This results in images of visual tranquility, where simplicity and sophistication meet at eye level.

Space for sensual experiences: Zumthor, Jacobsen and Saarinen in dialogue, 7132 Silver Restaurant, Vals

The space is no less significant than the dish itself – it forms the backdrop that frames the carefully curated culinary experience and deepens its impact. Atmospheric lighting, architectural lines, thoughtful furnishings, and the tactile quality of premium materials are essential elements of the greater whole. Together, these components tell a story of culinary delight and emphasize the character of the establishment. 

In collaboration with first-class restaurants, my images become visual ambassadors – highlighting the uniqueness of each establishment and effectively conveying its identity to the outside world.


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