August Round Up
AUGUST WRAP 2024
Welcome to my August roundup! This month, I had the chance to dive into a range of exciting projects, from luxury retail spaces and fashion lookbook’s to lifestyle portraits, real estate listings and a social media campaign with Lucid Motors. It’s been an inspiring month full of creative variety and new challenges
CARTIER TOPANGA
Its always a dream shoot working with Cartier in their newly designed boutique in Topanga, every detail is impeccable and truly a photographers dream to shoot.
ROLEX CENTURY CITY
Rolex is renowned for its pursuit of excellence, and this space mirrors that ethos perfectly with its clean lines and open uncluttered pace. This boutique is located in Beverly Hills.
OMEGA TOPANGA
A major sponsor at the Paris Olympics, No brand is more actively involved in sports timekeeping than Omega. From golf to sailing, Omega is everywhere.
LUCID MOTORS
Lucid Motors is the most advanced Electric Car made in California with the most innovative design. I produced, directed and created a social media campaign for the brand. For reel click (HERE)
Van KUKIL
Known for their luxury cashmere and garments here is a sneak peak of VK Spring 25 collection.
NUE NOMADS
Crisp linens and our silk matched with Palm Springs vibe was the perfect match to shoot the Neu Nomads Spring 25 collection.
Cartier - Atlanta
In the realm of luxury and opulence, few names evoke as much admiration and allure as Cartier. Renowned for its exceptional craftsmanship, artistic designs, and exquisite jewelry, Cartier has established itself as an icon of sophistication. Yet, beyond its renowned creations, the Cartier Boutique itself is a testament to timeless beauty. From its elegant architecture to its captivating displays, the Cartier Boutique provides a haven for photographers seeking to capture the essence of luxury and refinement. Join us on a virtual journey as we explore the visual wonders that await behind the doors of the Cartier Boutique.
Cartier is one of those brands where you feel the luxury the second you walk in. It’s not just the jewelry, it’s the whole space.
Photographing the new Cartier boutique in Atlanta was about capturing that feeling. The lighting, the finishes, the displays, and all the little details work together to make the space feel so refined and unmistakably Cartier.
For me, it’s always about finding those quiet moments in the design the light, the texture, the symmetry, and the feeling of the space
Photography: Angie Silvy
Cartier Pop Up - Costa Mesa
Photographing Cartiers pop-up shop in Costa Mesa was unique and interesting. This pop up was not short on any attention-grabbing details, with luxurious materials and attention to detail that reflect the brand's identity. The shops features displays and immersive experiences that allow customers to engage in this fun experience and generated a buzz in the mall. Definitely worth visiting while its there.
Photographing Cartiers pop-up shop in Costa Mesa was unique and interesting. This pop up was not short on any attention-grabbing details, with luxurious materials and attention to detail that reflect the brand's identity. The shops features displays and immersive experiences that allow customers to engage in this fun experience and generated a buzz in the mall. Definitely worth visiting while its there.
Cartier - Palo Alto
As a luxury interior photographer, capturing the beauty of a Cartier interior store can be a challenging but rewarding experience. In this blog post, we will discuss some tips and techniques for photographing a Cartier interior store.Cartier is a luxury brand known for its exquisite jewelry, watches, and accessories. The Cartier stores are designed to reflect the brand's elegance and sophistication.
Photographing a Cartier interior is never just about taking photos of a beautiful store. It’s about capturing the feeling of the space, the elegance, the craftsmanship, the light, and all the little details that make it feel so luxurious.
I usually like to shoot early in the morning or after the store has closed, when the space is quiet and I can really focus on the design without distractions.
The wide shots are important because they show the scale and architecture of the boutique, but I also love capturing the smaller details — the glow of the jewelry cases, the textures, the lighting, and the way everything has been so carefully designed.
For me, luxury retail photography is about making the images feel polished, but still effortless. Every line, reflection, and detail matters, but the final image should feel natural, refined, and true to the brand
