Product Photography

Affordable Product Photography for Wisconsin Small Businesses

Great product photos build trust, strengthen your brand, and help your products compete online — but they shouldn't cost thousands of dollars. I help small businesses, makers, and B2B manufacturers across Milwaukee and Southeast Wisconsin get clean, professional product images at prices that make sense for a growing business.

Whether you're selling on your own website, through Amazon and online marketplaces, to distributors, or directly to customers, I create clear, consistent images that highlight your product's materials, craftsmanship, and the details buyers care about. No bloated studio production, no agency markup — just good photography that helps your products sell.

Product Photography Services

I shoot a wide range of products for businesses throughout Southeast Wisconsin, including:

• E-commerce & white-background photos — clean, consistent images optimized for your website, Shopify, Amazon, and online marketplaces.
• Hero & marketing shots — styled, eye-catching images for ads, your homepage, social media, and print.
• B2B & manufactured product photography — professional images that help manufacturers and wholesalers present products to buyers and distributors.
• Lifestyle & in-use shots — products shown in context to help customers picture them in real life.

If you can put it on a table, I can probably shoot it. My focus is affordable, high-quality images for everyday businesses — not high-end studio work that costs a fortune. Looking for food and beverage photography? See my dedicated Food Photography page.

Affordable Pricing for Small Businesses

Most photographers price product work out of reach for small businesses. I don't. Product photography sessions start at $150, which covers about an hour of shooting — anywhere from a single product to around ten, depending on what we're capturing.

Have a larger catalog? For e-commerce stores and businesses with lots of products, I'll put together a flat-rate quote based on your product count and quantities, so you know your full cost up front. It's the simplest, most affordable way to get a whole catalog shot consistently.

Studio or On-Location — Whatever Works for Your Products

For smaller items, I prefer to shoot in my studio, where I can control lighting and backgrounds for the cleanest possible results. You can drop your products off or ship them — and if that's not convenient, I can also come pick them up. If you have a large volume of products, or items that are too big or impractical to move, I'll bring a mobile studio setup to your location anywhere in Southeast Wisconsin.

How It Works

1. Tell me about your project — what you're selling, roughly how many products, and how you'll use the images.
2. We plan the shoot — studio drop-off, shipping, pickup, or on-location, plus the look you're going for (clean white-background, styled hero shots, or both).
3. You get your images — edited and retouched, ready to use. Turnaround depends on the number of products and the level of retouching; a simple white-background set comes back faster than images with custom backgrounds or compositing. I'll give you a clear timeline up front.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does product photography cost?

Sessions start at $150 for about an hour of shooting (one to roughly ten products, depending on the items). For larger catalogs, I provide a flat-rate quote based on your product count.

Do I need to bring my products to you?

For small items, studio drop-off or shipping is ideal — and I can come pick them up if that's easier. For large or high-volume orders, I can bring a mobile studio to your location in Southeast Wisconsin.

What areas do you serve?

Milwaukee and the surrounding Southeast Wisconsin area, including West Allis, Waukesha, Brookfield, Wauwatosa, and beyond.

Can you shoot photos for Amazon or my online store?

Yes — I shoot clean, marketplace-ready images formatted for Amazon, Shopify, Etsy, and your own website.

How long does it take to get my photos?

It depends on the number of products and the retouching involved. Simple white-background images come back quickly; composited or styled shots take a bit longer. You'll get a clear timeline when we plan the shoot.