609-558-1694 joe@dantonecreative.com

Commercial Photography  /  Philadelphia · Bucks County · Nationwide

Built tostop thescroll.

Food, lifestyle, headshot and advertising photography for restaurants, brands and the people behind them.

Trusted by teams at

Dantone Creative

Photos look good. Great photos sell. We make the second kind.

Joe Dantone is a Philadelphia-based commercial photographer working across food, lifestyle, headshots and advertising. His work runs in regional editorial, national ad campaigns and direct brand assignments, for clients ranging from one-person brands to international companies.

Every shoot is built around one question: what does this image need to do for your business? Then we make it do that.

Meet Joe

For restaurants & local brands

Your content team. Without the salary.

Pick how often we visit and how long we stay. Joe shows up, shoots your food, your space and your people, and you get fresh, on-brand photos and reels every time.

  • Fresh photos every visit
  • Social-ready vertical video
  • Seasonal menus covered
  • One consistent look everywhere

Example plan

$720/ visit

Monthly visits · 2 hours on site · 1 edited reel


On-site photo time, 2 hrs
$700
Monthly savings, 15%
-$105
1 edited reel
$125
Price your own plan

How it works

Simple from
start to finish

01

Talk

A quick call about your brand, your goals and where the photos will live.

02

Plan

Shot list, locations, styling and schedule, so shoot day runs fast.

03

Shoot

Relaxed, efficient and directed. People look like themselves, food looks unreal.

04

Deliver

Edited, web-ready and print-ready files in an online gallery, sized for every platform.

Joe Dantone, photographer and owner of Dantone Creative

The photographer

Joe Dantone

Joe came into photography as a storyteller. Years shooting weddings and events taught him to read a room, move fast and never miss the moment. Today he brings that same energy to restaurants, brands and boardrooms.

One day it is factory workers for a safety campaign. The next it is a chef breaking down raw fish into sushi. The goal never changes: an image that says exactly what you need it to say.

More about Joe

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Let’s make
something worth
looking at.