Celebrity Chef James Martin photography with a free lunch!

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Celebrity Chef James Martin Photography essay for Vintage Inns.

We were chuffed when Vintage Inns asked us to produce some James Martin photography during his pie making master class at Aveqia in London.

As well as having a great fun day with the food god, I also had lunch made and served by James himself. It’s not often a celeb chef puts a dollop of mash on my plate!

Here is a small selection of photography from the day!

Kitchen God.
Master of the pots.
James Martin 04
James Martin 05
James Martin 07
James Martin 08
James Martin 11
Celebrity chef lunch photography by Nottingham Photographers Page One London

We rarely do anything with celebrities.  An occasional portrait session maybe and we don’t do paparazzi!

So it was great to be able to shoot photography with James, a thorough pro and nice guy to boot! 

Shot on Canon 5dmk3‘s and a selection of fixed lenses, the results were well received and the pie was enjoyed.

If you business needs some James Martin Photography, or any commercial photography, then get in touch!

Want to do this as part of a wider corporate video project? Reach out for a great value combo project, getting best value from your shoot!

This was first published in 2014.

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