Welcome to the forced perspective hallway shoot! We used striping and angles to create the illusion that the hallway is longer than it actually is. We lit this set by cutting a hole into the top flat and using a gridded soft box to shine light down. We also had a diffused light source shining in from the window and an umbre...

Here we go with set #12! Growth is hard. It's filled with ups, downs, and unexpected turns to the left. Sometimes it feels like you take two steps forward and three steps back, but as long as you keep persisting eventually you can reach your goal.   So this is a shoot of persistence. The inspiration came from the loos...

We are on a mission to build 100 sets and do 100 shoots this year. Well, welcome to shoot #2 - The Blue Bedroom. This was the first set where we began playing with forced perspective. We photographed some of this using a 24mm tilt/shift lens to create the illusion that the headboad was larger and the bed was further a...

We went through a little grapefruit obsession this summer. They are such an underrated fruit. I love the color, how can you not?! They look like oranges from the outside but inside is something fresh and unexpected which I think is so refreshing. We stumbled upon this fun cocktail dress at Bygones and decided to create...

This shoot was all about showcasing glamour. We wanted a minimal color palette of black, red, grey, and white. The hair + makeup team created a full on glam look complete witha  red lip and 1940's soft curls. Mallory worked the camera and helped us create a photoset the represent the power in femininity.   ...

Erin Ortiz brought the heat with this session! It was a nod to the 70's complete with vintage clothing, bright colors, and a thrifted velvet couch. Nicole Laughlin + Ashley Sanchez rocked the hair and makeup transforming Erin into a 70's queen. We photographed her against our coral Savage seamless paper backdrop and lit the...

The idea for this session stemmed from one that we had planned to do on the river last year. Instead of heading outdoors to a waterway, we opted to do it in our studio.  We used the "Orchid" seamless paper backdrop from Savage Universal and added in a bubble machine and a unicorn pool float. At the last minute we deci...

The bright side of 2020 is that it has given us a chance to play in the studio! Throughout our pre-COVID travels, whenever we saw a cool piece of clothing we'd purchase it and plan to do a fun shoot with it later. Well later, has finally arrived. During our last trip to Los Angeles, we were taken to a funky retro thrift st...