Colorado Springs Food Photographer | Updated Food Photography for Poke House San Jose
- Bobak Radbin

- Aug 28, 2018
- 2 min read

Food photography has a way of bringing people back together — and this second collaboration with Poke House in San Jose, California felt like a full-circle moment. A few years after our original session, I returned with my camera (and appetite) to capture how the brand has grown while keeping the same passion for fresh ingredients and bold, colorful presentation.
You can revisit our first collaboration here:
A Feast of Color and Creativity
From the moment I stepped inside, the vibrant energy of Poke House was undeniable. Each bowl told a story — a mix of bright colors, textures, and flavors layered to perfection. As a Colorado Springs food photographer, I love capturing that intersection where food meets art. Whether it’s a mountain café back home or a California eatery like this, it’s about showing the emotion and craft behind each dish.
The lighting, plating, and attention to detail during this session reminded me why I love working with restaurants that care so deeply about presentation. Every frame was an opportunity to highlight not only the freshness of the ingredients but also the creative spirit that drives the team.
If you’re a restaurant owner or culinary professional looking to tell your brand’s story visually, my Branding & Lifestyle Sessions page walks through how I design shoots that elevate your online presence.
Collaboration and Evolution
What made this session special was seeing how much Poke House had evolved since our first project together. Their brand identity felt even stronger — new menu items, fresh visuals, and the same welcoming team. It’s always rewarding to document that growth and help businesses update their photography to match where they are now.
For restaurant teams planning their own shoots, I share practical prep guides and inspiration on my Resources page — from styling tips to creating natural light setups that make food shine.
Bringing Culinary Stories to Life
Food photography, at its best, is storytelling. It’s about capturing the feeling you get when that first bite hits — the textures, the colors, and the care that goes into each dish. Whether I’m shooting a small-town coffee shop in Colorado Springs or a coastal restaurant in California, my goal is always the same: create images that make people connect, crave, and remember.
Colorado Springs Food Photographer
If you’re a chef, restaurant owner, or small-business creative looking to refresh your brand visuals, I’d love to collaborate and bring your culinary story to life — wherever your kitchen may be.









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