I’ve worked with Angela before so when she asked me about taking photos with a male model outdoors I jumped at the idea. Unfortunately we got rained out. So we decided to shoot in the studio instead. We discussed the concept and fine tuned the lighting to fit the content. I think it was a great session and I look forward to working with she and Ken again. Please enjoy the slideshow below and leave a comment or share this post if you enjoy these pictures.
If you missed my previous post about Kiss My Face then check that out for some more photos and information. I also recently photographed their entire suncare line, which is pretty awesome since it’s all natural. It took me a little while, but I finally worked out the kinks with my lighting style and technique so I think these photos came out great. It’s a fairly elaborate lighting setup but it makes the products really look appealing. Don’t you agree?
The Kiss My Face suncare product line.
I’ve been lucky enough lately to be doing some shooting for Kiss My Face. In case you don’t know, Kiss My Face is a natural cosmetics company located in Gardiner, NY. I’m thrilled to have them as a client because I believe in their philosophy and they happen make great products. If you care about what you put onto your body and into the environment then check them out. You can find their products in health food stores and through their website. Below are a couple of photos from my first shoot with them.
Olive Oil bar soap available at Whole Foods.
A gift basket available from kissmyface.com
Keith Ferris is a professional photographer located in the Hudson Valley of New York about an hour and a half north of New York City. Keith Ferris Photo is available for all types of photography in his professional photo studio including food photography, product photography and cosmetics photography.
I recently completed a shoot for Signal Transformer. What I thought would be a simple shoot turned out to be more difficult than I expected. It was a group photo of the various transformers that they make for trade show display. They turned out to be much smaller than I imagined so it required quite a bit of patience with the styling, composition and lighting, but in the end I came up with an image that both I and the client were happy with. I guess all my experience as a food photographer is coming in handy in other applications. Who knew that I would one day be doing side work as an industrial photographer. Below is the final result. Let me know what you think.
Industrial photography of various transformers photographed with studio lighting and a macro lens.
Keith Ferris is a professional photographer located in the beautiful Hudson Valley area of New York an hour and a half north of NYC. He is available for all types of studio photography and location photography including industrial photography, studio photography and product photography in his professional photo studio.
