To view the entire collection of images from this shoot, visit the projects section of our portfolio at www.photophil.us.

This conceptual photo shoot required a full production crew: Phil, three assistants, our hair and makeup artist, and the dance partners’ manager, who contributed to the art direction process. Using a great amount of our studio’s resources and equipment, our team built a scenic and romantic environment for the dancers to display their moves. We all worked together to create the atmosphere that we had imagined. To add to the mood of the shoot, we ran a fog machine under the backdrop, filling the hardwood floor with a layer of white clouds. Using large brooms, we contained the fog within the dancers’ posing space. Using this lighting scenario required our models to stay within a relatively small area of the set, ensuring that the lights would land where they should. Adding to the complexity of this photo shoot, our team worked to document the action, using both photography and video. These efforts are directly related to our studio’s new interest in video and viral marketing. (More exciting news to come!)

The professional photographs we produced for this team will serve as a lasting marketing tool as well as a gorgeous depiction of the couple’s incredible talent and skill. Our team had a great time producing this shoot, and, more importantly, so did our clients. Check out the finished product!

Check out the final product – looks delicious, doesn’t it? Food photography often requires the use of chemicals and other non-edible, not so tasty, substances to create and maintain a genuinely fresh and appetizing appearance. Although decorative, beautiful, and worthy of mouth-watering – we wouldn’t recommend eating this dish!

Here are some of our latest product photography images:

To see more product photography, visit www.photophil.us.

We held several shoots with GPS to accomplish various shots. Some of the most exciting images to create (shown below) were the shots illustrating the light-up and glow-in-the-dark capabilities of the product.

Below are a few of our favorite shots from the outdoor, on-location photo shoot. To see similar images, visit the fashion/apparel photography page on photophil.us.

All of us here at the studio are just itching to see any reminder of sunlight and summertime in these cold, dark Portland winter months. If you share our “sadness,” take a look at a stunning shot of model Starla Arnold, rocking a rad pair of shades by Spy Optic. And just like that – it almost feels like that time of year again…

To view more professional accessory photography, visit us at www.photophil.us and navigate to the accessories image gallery.

To view the new and improved website, visit www.photophil.us, and to see the brand new, product photography-only site, visit www.studiophil.us.