FAQ
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A clean beauty product photographer creates imagery specifically for brands built around natural, non-toxic, and consciously formulated products. The work goes beyond making a product look polished — it translates the texture, ritual, and intention behind the formula into imagery that communicates those values immediately. I specialise in this kind of photography for skincare, wellness, and clean beauty brands.
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Yes — the majority of my work is produced remotely. Brands ship their products directly to my New Jersey studio, we collaborate on creative direction and mood board remotely, and I handle everything from prop procurement and set building through to photography, videography, and final delivery. It's a process built for efficiency without compromising on quality.
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A retainer is an ongoing creative partnership — typically structured around a set number of shoot days or deliverables per month or quarter. It covers product photography, short-form video, and art direction for launches, campaigns, and social content. Brands on retainer benefit from a consistent visual language and a creative partner who understands the brand deeply over time.
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I work primarily with clean beauty, skincare, and wellness brands — from indie founders preparing for their first launch to established brands sold at Nordstrom, Whole Foods, and Target. My background in graphic design and art direction means I work well with brands who care not just about how their product looks, but how the imagery functions across their full marketing and e-commerce ecosystem.
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Product photography is the capture of the image — lighting, composition, styling, and camera work. Art direction is the strategic and creative layer that shapes the shoot before a camera is picked up: concept development, mood board, prop sourcing, set design, and ensuring every visual decision serves the brand's wider story. I offer both as part of a single, integrated process.
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Yes — I work with brands across the US and internationally. My remote studio process means location is rarely a barrier. Brands ship products, we collaborate on creative direction, and final assets are delivered digitally. I've worked with brands from the East Coast to the West Coast and internationally without either of us needing to travel.