Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, Tina Frank is a professional food, craft, and product photographer, as well as an accomplished food stylist with over 35 years of kitchen experience. Her culinary journey began in her Italian grandmother's kitchen, where she developed a passion for food that fuels her work today. Tina specializes in capturing exceptional visual stories that celebrate the art of food and crafts, blending culinary expertise with a refined artistic eye. Her portfolio spans over 500 meticulously developed recipes, each accompanied by stunning, eye-catching photography, as well as engaging craft and product imagery that brings each subject to life.
Image by: J Frank
What our clients are saying…
Working with Tina at Immeasurably More Studios was one of the best decisions I've made for my blog. As someone who has been creating and sharing recipes online since 2015, I know how important it is for food to look as good as it tastes - and that is exactly what Tina delivers every single time.
Every photo is bright, focused, clear, vibrant, and inviting. Tina's attention to detail is incredible - every shot highlights the textures, colors, and taste of my recipes perfectly; she has a tremendous talent for making food look as delicious as it tastes. Her recipes and photos are consistently amazing, delivered on time every time, and I would recommend her to anyone wanting to elevate their site.
Jessica Cross
Food Blogger, Together As Family
Working with Tina has been such a joy. I've worked with her for years now, and I can always count on delicious recipes in my inbox for my readers. I never have to worry if they just look good in the photos... they always look amazing in the photos, and the recipes always turn out great.
It's ALSO always so nice when the recipes and photos are delivered when they say they're going to be delivered! Tina is someone and has always been someone that I know I can easily work alongside to create something delicious and someone that I can count on!
Jessica Burgess
Food Blogger, Fantabulosity