What types of beverage photography do you specialise in?

Wine, cocktails, spirits, coffee and non-alcoholic drinks — hero bottle shots and lifestyle campaign imagery for advertising, editorial and packaging.

Do you shoot beverage photography on location or in studio?

Both. Hannah shoots on location at bars, restaurants and wineries, and in studio for controlled product and hero shots. The approach depends on the brand and intended use.

How much does beverage photography cost in Melbourne?

Pricing depends on shot count, crew, styling and intended usage. Share your brief for a tailored quote.

Beverage Photographer Melbourne

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Cocktail photography for Valhalla Bar Melbourne — dark, considered beverage imagery

Cocktail and beverage campaign photography for Common State Melbourne — advertising photographer Hannah Caldwell

Campaign photography for Patrón tequila at Common State bar Melbourne — advertising photographer Hannah Caldwell

Moody cocktail photograph for Lui Bar Melbourne – refined drink shot on dark marble tabletop by photographer Hannah Caldwell.

tudio photograph of Rosemount Mealmatcher red wine bottle – refined beverage photography by Melbourne photographer Hannah Caldwell

Moody studio photograph of whipped iced coffee – cinematic beverage photography by Melbourne photographer Hannah Caldwell.

Beverage photography of espresso martini cocktail at Cameo Bar, Ritz-Carlton Melbourne

Hotel bar beverage photography — cocktail at Cameo Bar, Ritz-Carlton Melbourne by Hannah Caldwell

Close-up of whiskey pouring into a glass of ice

Cinematic photograph of rosé champagne being poured into a glass – refined beverage photography by Melbourne photographer Hannah Caldwell

Cinematic cocktail photograph of a martini for Bacardi Martini and Common State – captured at Pearl Diver Oyster Bar in Melbourne CBD by beverage photographer Hannah Caldwell

Dark food and drink photography at Valhalla Bar Melbourne — Hannah Caldwell Photography

Moody cocktail photograph for The Langham Hotel Southbank Melbourne – elegant drink shot on dark bar top by food and beverage photographer Hannah Caldwell.

Cinematic studio photograph of a spiced almond latte for Ginger & Co – light toned beverage photography by Melbourne photographer Hannah Caldwell.

Light-toned studio photograph of a matcha latte being poured for Ginger & Co – refined beverage photography by Melbourne photographer Hannah Caldwell.

Beverage Photographer Melbourne — Hannah Caldwell

Based in Melbourne, Hannah Caldwell is a specialist beverage and wine photographer known for creating vibrant, refined imagery for advertising, editorial, and hospitality clients. Her work captures the essence of each drink—whether it’s a perfectly poured cocktail, a hero bottle of wine, or a full beverage campaign—blending bold visual storytelling with modern, clean aesthetics.

With a style that’s both dynamic and minimal, Hannah’s photography is characterised by strong composition, striking use of colour, and a polished yet approachable finish. Her images are designed not only to stand out but to connect—with art direction that reflects contemporary visual trends while remaining versatile and timeless across print, digital, and packaging platforms.

Hannah has produced beverage photography for wineries, restaurants, premium spirit brands, and cocktail bars, and her work has appeared in publications and cookbooks across Australia. She runs a collaborative, client-focused studio and values the creative potential that comes from strong partnerships.

Whether you’re a Melbourne wine producer, a craft cocktail brand, or an agency looking for bold and engaging imagery, I bring experience, artistry, and precision to every project.

How a beverage shoot works

Every project begins with a conversation about the brand, the brief, and the intended use of the imagery. From there I develop a shot plan covering hero compositions, detail shots, and any lifestyle or in-context setups required. For bar and restaurant work, I typically shoot on location during closed hours to control the environment. Studio shoots take place in St Kilda East. Post-production includes colour-accurate retouching, liquid and glass cleanup, and delivery in formats suited to web, print, packaging or social media.

Frequently asked questions

What types of beverages do you photograph?

Skincare, wellness, beauty, personal care, packaging, homewares, premium consumer goods and branded materials. If the product needs to look refined and intentional, it is likely a good fit.

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What types of beverages do you photograph?

Wine, cocktails, spirits, craft beer, coffee, non-alcoholic drinks, and ready-to-drink products. Whether it is a hero bottle shot for a label or a full campaign for a cocktail bar, I approach every brief with the same attention to light and composition.

Do you work with bars, restaurants, and hospitality venues?

Yes. I regularly shoot for Melbourne bars, restaurants, hotels, and hospitality groups. On-location beverage shoots can be arranged at your venue or in my studio in St Kilda East, depending on the brief.

Can you shoot both product and lifestyle beverage imagery?

Many clients need clean product shots for packaging or e-commerce alongside styled lifestyle images for social media and campaigns. I structure sessions to cover both efficiently so the visual language stays consistent across formats.

What is the typical turnaround for beverage photography?

Most projects are delivered within five to ten business days. Larger campaigns or projects requiring extensive retouching may take longer — I confirm timing during the planning stage.

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Beverage Photographer Melbourne

Beverage photography is about finding balance — between light and liquid, clarity and motion. I’m drawn to the luminous quality within a pour, a reflection, or the curve of glass. My approach combines technical precision with a sensitivity to tone and texture, creating images that feel both refined and alive.

Whether I’m photographing crafted cocktails, artisan coffee, or premium wine, my focus is on translating flavour, atmosphere, and emotion into visual form. Each image is shaped by light — thoughtful, deliberate, and true to the story behind it.

I work with brands, bars, and agencies to create beverage imagery that feels honest and elevated. Clients include The Langham, Bacardi Martini, Ginger & Co, Décor, Valhalla Bar, and Rosemount Wines.