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Fungirl Skin Serum is a restorative blend of organic botanicals, adaptogens, and non-comedogenic vegan oils, that deeply condition, plump and help boost skin's elasticity. Fungirl owner Keira Geary Marcinowski reached out for product photography to build out their website and shop pages. We leaned into clean, bright and elegantly simple art direction. Check out the gallery below to see images from the shoot!
Delta Munchies is a cannabis brand based in Los Angeles, CA. Creative director Vicky Hsu reached out to me for product photography for an upcoming web campaign to promote their Dart XL vape products. Delta Munchies has a strong visual aesthetic, leaning into bold colors, hard shadows and an overall moody vibe. That being said, they also wanted to craft some “high key” images as well with a brighter feeling to appeal to different customers. Take a look at the gallery below to see some of the work!
Are you looking for a product photographer? I’d love to work with you. You can view my product portfolio or contact me to book a shoot.
My client FRINJ Coffee wanted to created styled product photography to highlight the recent media coverage they’ve received in industry publications, namely Standart and Drift Magazine. Working with their marketing agency Christie&Co, we crafted a series of still life images to evoke the earthy, fresh, luxury vibe of their brand. Take a peek at the gallery below!
Redfin blog - Los Angeles photo spots
I was excited to participate in an article on Redfin.com about unique places to take pictures in Los Angeles. Go check it out for some great insider tips and locations!
One Thread Collective - shot at The Four Seasons Biltmore Santa Barbara, CA
Jackie Gilbert, co-founder of One Thread Collective (https://www.onethreadcollective.com) approached me to shoot her line up of totes and handbags crafted by Colombian women artisans. After learning about the brand I immediately said yes!
One Thread Collective is a non-profit social enterprise dedicated to women’s empowerment and sustainability in communities with limited access to resources and services. They connect mindful consumers and rural artisans via a fair trade platform to provide a more meaningful shopping experience. All products are ethically sourced with full artisan recognition. All purchases help provide a fair salary to the women, ensure safe working conditions, and promote the ancestral tradition of weaving.
Colombian Artisans
My challenge was to photograph these incredible bags, called “Mochillas” by the Wayuu artisans, in multiple locations featuring multiple models and do it all in one day. Check out the gallery below!
