Stories told through food and drink

Brittany Kelley Photography captures the stories of anything from local eateries to international foods brands, connecting them to their audience and elevating the way people see their brand. At BKP, we believe that creating an experience with food is to give love, to be fed is to receive love, and that food is one of the most powerful mediums that connects us all and brings us together.

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Explore the stories behind the images and discover how each collaboration showcases the creativity, precision, and passion bringing every dish to life. Dive in to see how we’ve helped clients craft compelling visuals to elevate their brand and captivate their audience.

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Whether you’re integrating a photographer into your existing team or outsourcing the entire process, my services are fully customizable to fit the unique needs of each project. I collaborate with a dedicated team of experts in project management, recipe development, culinary production, and food styling to ensure every detail is executed seamlessly and your vision is brought to life.

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A few of our clients

What They’re Saying

“During a shoot I can just do what I do, and rely on her intuition and skills to catch the moment, the aesthetic, and the feeling of the project. She works with a professional confidence that looks like ease, but her results are obviously the product of a diligent & able craftsperson. I particularly enjoy her ability to capture the quiet moments; the small details and splashes of color which would normally go unnoticed, but when highlighted carry a stronger sense of space and time than any staged scene possible could.”

John Delp | Chef and Owner Mossback
There’s so much that goes into photography that we quickly realized if we were going to accomplish a professional appearance, we needed a professional. It was an instantaneous elevation in how we were doing things and people noticed, like a lot of people noticed.

Eric Mahler CEO | Caffe Cocina Coffee Roasting Co
"Brittany and her team are seriously amazing! Our family has always been in the restaurant business but when we decided to expand into a nationally distributed food brand, we knew we were going to need amazing photography. We could cook but needed an expert to take us to the next level visually. What we weren't expecting was the insane talent and chemistry between us, Brittany and her team. We left our shoot so inspired and happy because we had no idea that our food could look so beautiful! Any time we are at a market or a food show, our photographs ALWAYS get commented on. Most people can't believe that we are such a new company and will comment, "Oh you look so professional and established."

Courtney McClasky | Co-Founder of Deb's Country Kitchen
"I’ve been fortunate to partner with Brittany Kelley on a multi-year, multi-faceted project. As part of this work, she was an integral part of developing and telling our visual brand story. Brittany can quickly grasp a client’s objectives, collaborates easily with any size team, and through her lens, brings brand personalities to life. She anticipates every detail, captures perfect moments, and strategically helps her clients think through the best way to use her photos across all marketing touchpoints. Brittany is organized, so very easy to communicate with and makes my job easy! I will gladly take any opportunity to work alongside Brittany Kelley and her team!"

Abbey Baker | Project Manager, Town & Country Markets

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Passionate in creating connection through food imagery and focusing on the vulnerability the chef’s are displaying, Brittany Kelley Photography was recently named one of “Seattles’s top 12 Food Photographers” by Peerspace.

View more of our work in the publications featured below. Enjoy!

1889 WASHINGTON'S MAGAZINE | DECEMBER/JANUARY 2022

Stories told through food and drink

Featured Projects

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A few of our clients

There’s so much that goes into photography that we quickly realized if we were going to accomplish a professional appearance, we needed a professional. It was an instantaneous elevation in how we were doing things and people noticed, like a lot of people noticed.

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