Northshore Magazine: Best Butcher

July 29, 2012 in Boston Food Photographer, Boston Photographer, Cookbook Photography, Editorial Photographer, Editorial Photography, Food Photography, Product Photography, Restaurant Photography

For Northshore Magazine’s Best of the North Shore issue I photographed some delicious grilling meats from the Butcher Boy Market in North Andover, MA.

Food Styling by Catrine Kelty

Raw meat prepared for a barbecue for Northshore Magazine's best butcher feature photographed by Boston Food Photographer Adam DeTour

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