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Colorado Springs Food Photographer | Food Photography at Poke House San Jose

  • Writer: Bobak Radbin
    Bobak Radbin
  • Jul 5, 2018
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 13

Colorado Springs food photographer

If there’s one thing I love about food photography, it’s how a single image can make you taste something before you’ve even had a bite. As a Colorado Springs food photographer, I’ve always been drawn to capturing dishes that celebrate creativity, texture, and color — and that’s exactly what this shoot at Poke House in San Jose, California was all about.



Revisiting Poke House for Round II



After this original food photography session, I had the opportunity to return to Poke House in San Jose for a second shoot — a fresh update that showcased their evolving menu and vibrant new visuals. It’s always inspiring to see how their brand continues to grow while staying true to its roots of quality, creativity, and flavor.


If you’d like to see how this collaboration has evolved, you can check out the full follow-up here:




Crafting Culinary Art



At Poke House, every bowl is built with precision and heart. From the vibrant layers of fresh fish to the colorful toppings that complete each creation, every detail is intentionally designed to delight both the eyes and the palate. My goal with this session was to translate that same sensory experience into photographs that felt alive and crave-worthy.


It’s the same attention to detail I bring to my Branding & Lifestyle Sessions, whether I’m working with restaurants, coffee shops, or local makers. The visuals have to feel authentic — because that’s what connects with people.



A Feast for the Senses



Watching the Poke House team assemble each bowl was like witnessing an artist at work. Their focus and enthusiasm were infectious. I loved highlighting not only the food but also the people behind it — the hands mixing ingredients, the laughter in the kitchen, and the teamwork that makes great food come alive.


If you’re a small business or restaurant owner, you can find helpful insight on how to prepare for shoots like this in my Resources section. From lighting to plating, little choices make a big difference in how your food photography connects with your audience.



Collaboration & Creativity



The team at Poke House welcomed me like family. Together, we styled, adjusted lighting, and refined compositions until every dish looked as mouthwatering on camera as it did in real life. That kind of collaboration is what I love most — turning passion into something visual that speaks for your brand.


For other entrepreneurs or chefs looking to elevate their digital presence, my Branding & Lifestyle Sessions are designed with you in mind — natural, story-driven imagery that helps your brand stand out.



Bringing Flavor to Life Through Photography



Food photography is storytelling. It’s about light, color, and emotion — but also about people and connection. Shoots like this remind me how universal creativity is, whether it’s happening in a kitchen in San Jose or a café in downtown Colorado Springs.



Colorado Springs Food Photographer



If you’re a chef, restaurant owner, or creative entrepreneur in Colorado looking to showcase your craft through authentic, visually stunning imagery — I’d love to help you bring that vision to life.



Colorado Springs food photographer
Colorado Springs food photographer
Colorado Springs food photographer
Colorado Springs food photographer
Colorado Springs food photographer

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