This skin-care company needed a library of eclectic and colourful product photography to engage its Instagram accounts and provide the foundation for future ad campaigns and web content. This 3-day shoot was all about the logistics, with hours devoted to prop styling and colour coordination.
Cool light tricks and effects were created using natural lighting and minimal retouching to keep costs manageable.
(*This custom product shoots included more than 60 images, this collection shows off our favs. You can click to enlarge each image!)
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