I got to partner with the amazing Sam Wangberg on new photos for Swig Drinks. It was a frantic and fast paced two day shoot that kept us on our toes and by the end, the floor most definitely was sticky. We had a great time though and it was thrilling to see it all come together and see some of the images in use. 

One thing about creatives is that we always need to be creating. I remember back in school having to read a book about muses. Sadly, I don’t remember what the title was or the author, but one thing stuck with me from the book and that was that inspiration doesn’t strike those who sit around waiting for it. If you want to be inspired, if you want to have the muse strike you, you must be constantly creating. That is something I have taken to heart recently and it has proven true. 

I tasked myself with creating these product photos for different vitamin and supplement brands that I found inspiring. I first searched for brands that I felt matched with my colorful and vibrant style. Next, I set out to sketching scenes. I wanted to create something that fit within their individual branding, but was still a little different and pushed myself creatively. I experimented with new lighting techniques and tried out different styles of post production. 

After planning the fun could begin. I sourced props and backgrounds and then got to work. This shoot was the such a joy to work on. I loved flexing some creative muscle and trying new things. Creativity truly does beget creativity. 

If you have any upcoming projects or campaigns I’d love to talk with you. Reach out and let’s start the process towards your next amazing shoot. 

A while back I was tasked with the job of photographing Fat Boy Ice cream for their new packaging. Karen Evan tackled the food styling in this venture, knocking it out of the park. 

Precision is key in packaging shoots. We made sure that each variation of flavors was the same as the next one, creating a seamless look between packages. 

If you have packaging or other photographic content needs, get in touch. I would love to hear about your project. 

A little while back I had the opportunity to photograph some beautiful hand crafted chocolates by a local retailer. The care put into these chocolates was truly inspiring to see. I loved that they were a tradition that was handed down through generations. 

L’artisane vegan bakery recently sent me a box of their adorable macarons for a feature I was doing in VegNews. These little cookies were so cute they were begging me to place them in a colorful scene and photograph them. How could I say no? I love the color blocking 90’s vibe that I ended up with.