Creative entrepreneurs, teachers and content creators need real, useable images that tell the story of their process, place, products, and style while connecting their community to products, classes, events, and collaborations. Cohesive images deepen trust, document processes and enrich online presence across platforms.
This year painter and friend, Emily Fox King and I worked from a thorough shoot list and created a robust, useable, ‘feels-true” suite of images to support her work as a painter and oil paint instructor (she’s THE BEST!) From print product, packaging, process, headshots, BTS, details…we got it all!
I recommend clients make a shoot list by auditing all working platforms: website, social media (Instagram, Facebook, Twitch, You Tube), and newsletter schedule for must-have images. Start a fresh journal page, note in the notes app, or text yourself every time you think, “Oh, I’d love to have a photo of that” or “I need to update that image.”
Don’t be afraid to be specific “everything vertical” and “need more close ups” are excellent directives and start our conversation so we can get exactly what you need.
I offer both digital and film+digital sessions for artists, service providers, content creators. Both sessions types result in impactful galleries and require between 2-3.5 hours of session time (no fixed time so be sure to block out that part of the day) and includes headshots, BTS, studio images, process documentation and product/detail shots for site listings. Session includes all low resolution files for sharing online and are delivered 1-3 weeks!
Consider booking sessions every 6-24 months to keep your story and content fresh.
Seing Emily’s work in the wild at the Springville Art Museum
Film Notes & Vendor Credits:
Backdrop: Ultraviolet Backdrops “Seamless White”
Film & Developing Notes: Kodak Gold 200 box rated
Scanner: Frontier with borders
Camera: Pentax 645n with a 75 mm lens.
Film Lab, The Find Lab in Salt Lake City