Rosie of Changing Lenses is a speaker, educator and podcaster for justice, equity, decolonization and inclusion, also known as JEDI. She launched her business and needed photos for marketing assets such as her website, social media, and profile photos for speaking engagements.
We discussed her outfits, the location, props, and the shot list. All of this planning is important to creating a smooth photoshoot.
Interior designer: Rida Interiors
This 4-piece primary bathroom was completely redesigned by Rida Interiors. The overall neutral palette allowed for bold choices like large, dark floor tiles that continued into the shower. The light fixtures added a warmth to go along with the vanity. Matte black hardware was used throughout the bathroom, bringing the look together.
Create a set of interior and lifestyle photos of Faire’s new Toronto office and team members. The new Toronto office opened recently and the Faire team wanted to highlight the team in the space.
We photographed members from different teams, such as marketing, product, and engineering, showing how they collaborate around the office.
Faire opens new Canadian office in Toronto
Team members work together on the staircase of the new Faire Toronto office.
Faire team collaborating in one of the lounge areas of the office.
Collaboration space and desk pods.
Faire team members working and collaborating in the lounge space.
Individual quiet rooms for employees to work or take meetings and calls.
Mary Macleod’s Shortbread is a Toronto-based shortbread company that started as a small bakeshop in 1981. They refreshed their branding and packaging so they needed new marketing assets to for their website and social media.
I built the backdrop and sets for the hero banner images across the website, styled the products, and photographed them according to their brief.
This content, along with past work I created, are now used on their website and social media.
This dining area was under-utilized before Toronto interior designer Sabrina O’Neill Design created the banquette and now, her clients spend much more time around the dining table.
Interior designer: Sabrina O’Neill Design
Styling: Jennifer McLean Interiors
Photography: Janet Kwan
Before: Dining area
