Bottle 'Portraits'
Why 'BOTTLE PORTRAITS'? Well the success of a good portrait shows emotion and character... and this is what I like to bring through in bottle and branding photography.
Reflective, shaped glass requires precise studio setups to achieve a clean look to both the product and its reflections. My studio can cater for simple stock images right through to advanced, themed 'bottle portraits'
A contrasted but softened light setup with warming gels to enhance the light/ethereal feel of the brand whilst contrast keeps it grounded.
A playul themed shot using coloured light gels on the background, water and a strong reflection camera right with continuation to the ground to enhance bottle details.
A contrasted but softened light setup with warming gels to enhance the light/ethereal feel of the brand whilst contrast keeps it grounded.
A double feathered reflection to give compliment the symmetry of the brand and moody aesthetic for the Cardona Distillery
An outside of the box light setup for this experimentation with Absolutely Vodka. Light shaped from font and back and shadows sculpted with studio flags.
A contrasty setup forcing black lines and shapes to showcase Cardona Distillery's Reid bottle.
Another contrasty setup designed for Cardona Distillery's more moody, darker branding campaigns
A double/off-centred reflection with a reflective surface base
A play on theme with stripes being projected with stencils and coloured gels, along with a feathered reflection.
Outside of the box perspective plays on the Giant brand. Along with a double hard and soft feathered reflection setup on black.
A double directional hard and softer reflection with bottle against wooden backdrop. The studio holds a good collection of wood and stone look backgrounds.
Group shots achieved by compositing individual bottles together, keeping clean reflections.