Eileen
Tay
🇲🇾 Malaysia
Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
With us
11 months
Studio Name
Valco Creative Studio
My passion for food photography drives me to constantly seek new inspiration, experiment with different styles, and evolve my techniques. It's not just about capturing food; it's about conveying the emotions, stories, and experiences associated with it, creating a visual feast that sparks a connection with your audience.
Winning photos
Shot this visual for Ferria restaurant.
This concept is inspired by the rainforest, focusing on the lush greenery, and exotic flora.
Promotional campaign shot for Hotel Ramada by Wyndham Meridin. The use of green plants and a wooden background gives a warm and earthy feel, making the food appear more inviting. The addition of traditional and rustic elements, like the woven bamboo and the colorful fabric, enhances the local and cultural appeal, perfectly aligning with a theme that aims to showcase both hospitality and authenticity.
108th CollectionCaptured Half-Moon Yuzu being poured into a sleek glass against a blue background. The cool tones of the backdrop mirror the liqueur’s crisp, refreshing flavor, evoking the sensation of a cool breeze on a summer night.
107th CollectionA refined, minimalist shot of freshly plated pasta against a deep, moody setting.
107th CollectionCaptured this visual for an Italian restaurant, aiming for a simple yet elegant style in food photography. The composition focuses on simplicity and refined presentation, reflecting the restaurant's sophisticated atmosphere.
106th CollectionAlways like using hard light in food photography because it enhances the visual appeal by creating sharp contrasts and highlighting textures, making the food stand out dramatically.
106th CollectionCapture This image for Hotel Ramada by Wyndham Meridin, featuring a mix of Local and Western cuisine.
105th CollectionCapture the elegance of mooncakes with a minimalist yet modern approach, using a gradient backdrop and minimalist props to enhance the overall aesthetic.
105th CollectionUse a dark background to create a strong contrast with the food, making it stand out prominently.
103rd CollectionAlways love using hard light when it comes to food photography.
103rd CollectionShot this visual for Ferria restaurant.
This concept is inspired by the rainforest, focusing on the lush greenery, and exotic flora.
We use tropical plants and flowers to build a lush backdrop. Incorporate elements like moss, ferns, and wooden textures to evoke the rainforest environment.
Shot this visual for Ferria restaurant.
This concept is inspired by the rainforest, focusing on the lush greenery, and exotic flora.
We use tropical plants and flowers to build a lush backdrop. Incorporate elements like moss, ferns, and wooden textures to evoke the rainforest environment.
This photo was taken for an Italian restaurant and will be used as a highlighted dish on their menu. The aim of this photo is to make it visually appealing and appetizing, which will entice customers and make it a standout highlight on their menu.
101st CollectionShot this visual for a Thai restaurant in Malaysia.
Tom Yum Goong is one of the most exquisite dishes of Thai cuisine. Thai cuisine is known for its rich and vibrant colors. Therefore, we used a variety of colorful ingredients like fresh herbs (cilantro, basil, mint), vegetables, and exotic spices to add visual appeal to the composition.
The goal is to capture the enticing details of the blueberries that evoke a sense of freshness and mouth-watering appeal.
99th CollectionShot this photo for Kerkies Dessert, using a 90mm macro lens. Captured juicy blueberries on the tart, and the glistening droplets to enhance the overall mouthwatering appeal.
The key is to make the viewer crave the tart through my photo!
I like experimenting with different light sources or surfaces to create unique shadow and reflection effects in the photos. Shadows can add depth and mood to the composition, while reflections often bring a dynamic and artistic touch to the scene.
98th CollectionUtilized reflections on a dark surface, and add depth and intrigue to the photo while highlighting the chocolate's inner texture through lighting and composition.
98th Collection