Fresh Ingredient Photography for Social Media
Budget / SalaryHourly project
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted1 hour ago
I’m assembling a curated library of high-quality photographs that spotlight fresh ingredients—specifically herbs, spices, and other pantry staples—for use across my social media channels. Think vibrant basil leaves, colorful peppercorn mixes, neatly stacked jars of grains, or rustic scenes of loose-leaf tea: imagery that feels organic, appetizing, and scroll-stopping.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A cohesive set of still images (minimum 40, ideally 60+) shot in natural or well-controlled light.
• Resolution large enough for Instagram Reels covers, Facebook posts, and Pinterest pins (minimum 3000 px on the shortest edge).
• A balanced mix of overhead, macro, and lifestyle compositions so I can keep my feed varied.
• Simple, on-brand styling—clean backgrounds or minimal props that let the ingredient shine.
• Final files delivered as high-resolution JPEGs plus lightly edited, mobile-ready versions.
Acceptance Criteria
1. Colors stay true to life; no heavy filters that distort hue.
2. Each image properly exposed and in sharp focus on the hero ingredient.
3. Usage rights transferred for unlimited social media posting.
If you already have a portfolio featuring fresh produce, herbs, or spice photography, share a link—I’d love to see it. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right eye behind the lens.
Here’s what I need from you:
• A cohesive set of still images (minimum 40, ideally 60+) shot in natural or well-controlled light.
• Resolution large enough for Instagram Reels covers, Facebook posts, and Pinterest pins (minimum 3000 px on the shortest edge).
• A balanced mix of overhead, macro, and lifestyle compositions so I can keep my feed varied.
• Simple, on-brand styling—clean backgrounds or minimal props that let the ingredient shine.
• Final files delivered as high-resolution JPEGs plus lightly edited, mobile-ready versions.
Acceptance Criteria
1. Colors stay true to life; no heavy filters that distort hue.
2. Each image properly exposed and in sharp focus on the hero ingredient.
3. Usage rights transferred for unlimited social media posting.
If you already have a portfolio featuring fresh produce, herbs, or spice photography, share a link—I’d love to see it. I’m ready to start as soon as I find the right eye behind the lens.
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