Edward Trzeciakiewicz is an award-winning food photographer and founder of Good Lookin’ Food, a creative studio dedicated to capturing the soul of cuisine. With a signature style that blends storytelling, precision, and appetite appeal, Edward collaborates with top chefs, restaurants, and culinary brands across the World.
His work has been featured in international publications and culinary competitions, including The Best Chef Awards, Foodelia, MasterChef, and So Good Magazine. Known for portraying dishes that taste with the eyes, Edward has photographed in Michelin-starred restaurants from Paris to New York, and served as a juror on the TV show Perfect Picture.
A passionate visual artist, Edward also leads workshops and masterclasses, sharing his expertise in lighting, composition, and mobile food photography. His portfolio includes portraits of renowned chefs, editorial spreads, and cookbook collaborations—most notably "Kuchnia Regionów," a celebration of Polish regional cuisine.
Privately, Edward is a husband, father of four, musician, and self-proclaimed food lover. His mission? To make every dish look as good as it tastes.
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Monthly deadline (current 124th Collection)
Accepting photos for the contest
16 January
15 February
Selecting photographs
16 February
19 February
Publication
20 February
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Annual deadline
Oct.
№121
Nov.
№122
Dec.
№123
Jan.
№124
Mar.
№125
Apr.
№126
May.
№127
Jun.
№128
Jul.
№129
Aug.
№130
Sep.
№131
Oct.
№132