Testimonials
“Elaine at Crave and Capture was an absolute pleasure to work with! She was highly attentive to our needs for the photoshoot, and offered some great suggestions to help ensure we would achieve the vision we were looking for and that the photoshoot was set up to go smoothly. She was also very willing to work within our tight timelines and did everything to make it happen. In the end, the photos turned out wonderfully! She offered a variety of different shots and we are so excited to have brand new photography to showcase our products.”
— Victoria Lei
Associate Marketing Manager, High Liner Foods
“Working with Elaine on Nomad’s branding was an absolute game-changer. Her creativity, attention to detail, and deep understanding of our brand’s vision helped bring our story to life in a way that truly resonates with our audience.
From compelling content to a cohesive brand voice, she delivered beyond expectations. Thanks to her expertise, Nomad Coffee now has a strong, authentic identity that we hope will stand out in the coffee industry.
Highly recommend her work to anyone looking to elevate their brand! I've already got a few lined up to use her skills. Such a talent. Thank you again for making this such an easy experience.”
— Daphinee Dumouchel
Small Business Owner, Nomad Coffee
“Elaine is an outstanding food photographer capable of both set design and recipe development. It is very rare to find all these skill sets in one individual. Elaine’s attention to detail speaks to her experience and passion for producing high quality work. Above all Elaine is fast, flexible and a joy to work with.”
— Philman George
Corporate Chef & Co-Founder, TRSC
“I’ve been lucky enough to work with Elaine Li since 2022 at In The Hills magazine, a large-format glossy regional quarterly country magazine serving Caledon, Orangeville and other parts of Dufferin County, and Erin.
It all began in the realm of food photography, with Elaine capturing the local food scene for our pages – both on location and in studio. But from the first small assignment we worked on, it was clear that we’d benefit from Elaine taking on a bigger role because her skills extend out in so many directions. In many cases she is a one-stop-shop. Because she has a background in recipe development and has a keen eye for food styling, I assign her multi-spread features on topics as diverse as apple pies and a Lunar New Year feast. Her skill set has not only met our needs at the magazine, but it has also inspired me to look for creative ways to assign her.
In three short years, I have learned that I can also rely on Elaine for touching portrait work and feature photography on topics far beyond food – including local artisans and sports stars. I am constantly looking for even more ways for Elaine to fill our pages. I would recommend her in a heartbeat.”
— Tralee Pearce
Publisher/ Editor, In The Hills Magazine