Chetwode and Charles are food photographers based in Cornwall. This region of the UK is known all over the world for its diverse and vibrant range of restaurants and other food-related businesses. When they need to have their produce and fine dishes showcased in the most appealing manner, they come to us time and time again – this is because we are regarded among the best food photographers in the South-West.

As food enthusiasts ourselves, we work frequently with south west based food stylists to ensure the deliciousness of each meal is conveyed to viewers, leaving their mouths watering. 

Quality food photography remains a highly effective method of marketing that food business owners simply cannot afford to ignore.
If you take a few moments to look through the selection of food photography images, the most exciting element of our work really stands out – our advanced lighting techniques work well in the large food photography studio that we regularly work with (Camel Studio) and can also be used for location food photography. Our tasteful images show off every appealing detail of the food subject, and many of our loyal customers, such as Rick Stein’s or Leith’s Academy request our ‘rustic food photography style .

To bolster our food photography in Cornwall we can also draw upon an ever growing collection of beautiful food photography backgrounds and ceramics to provide an authentic and stylised look.

Many local restaurants and food producers trust us to create the finest food photography images to boost their trade, and in the past our work has featured in Waitrose Magazine, Observer Food Monthly and BA Highlife Magazine.

Note/Apology: If you have scrolled down this this far please forgive us for the appalling abuse of language deployed in the following paragraphs. It is an unfortunate quirk of the modern age that our most devoted reader is a wholly robotic search engine, seeking only to find phrases like food photographer Cornwall so it may improve our position in the all-important page rankings. We hope the images speak for themselves and promise not to talk such bland and verbose nonsense if we meet in person!