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Close-up of a dark textured single black leaf with stem against a plain white background for HARD PACK Magazine project A Few Items
Close-up of a rounded black and white striped stone object on a solid white background.
Single dark grey leaf with a prominent central vein centered against a plain white background
Close-up macro shot of a textured grey mineral specimen with pitted surface holes on a white seamless background.
Yellow-tinted safety glasses with black frames displayed flat against a clean white background
Green translucent Nalgene water bottle with white brand logos against a plain white background
Garmin InReach Mini 2 satellite communicator in black and red casing against a bright yellow background
Collapsible blue hiking poles with black and orange handles arranged on a solid yellow background
Close-up overhead view of a black shoe sole with a prominent white interlocking C logo against a vibrant yellow background.
Oakley sunglasses frame centered vertically against a solid dark blue background with horizontal striping
Close-up product photograph of a yellow and black backpack with a skeletal bird logo against a textured red background
Headlamp with white and black housing and an adjustable black strap displayed vertically on a textured red background
Silver metallic oval handbag with distressed black markings on a bold solid blue background.
Close-up photograph of a light grey technical backpack with black drawstrings against a textured red background
Close-up of a dark textured single black leaf with stem against a plain white background for HARD PACK Magazine project A Few Items
Close-up of a rounded black and white striped stone object on a solid white background.
Single dark grey leaf with a prominent central vein centered against a plain white background

HARD PACK Magazine A Few Items 2025

About

A Few Items is a clean, graphic editorial series featured in HARD PACK Magazine. Captured by photographer Eduard Sanchez Ribot, the project highlights the sculptural and material qualities of various functional objects, from botanical specimens and geological samples to contemporary outdoor gear and accessories. The series employs a minimalist, high-contrast visual language that leans into bold, solid color backdrops to isolate and elevate the subject matter. Technically refined, the photography utilizes consistent studio lighting to emphasize textures—whether the porous surface of a mineral, the intricate venation of a leaf, or the synthetic finish of technical textiles. By focusing on formal composition, the project highlights the industrial design and tactile details of each item, utilizing a mix of monochrome, macro, and vibrant palettes to maintain a polished, contemporary aesthetic.

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HARD PACK Magazine

Credits

Eduard Sanchez Ribot
Photographer

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EditorialVerticalClean
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