Various Editorials

Jun 2026

Lavender and Clay, a nuanced editorial feature produced for Scenery Magazine, masterfully documents the intersection of artisanal craftsmanship and daily life within the CPG and food-adjacent landscape. Photographed by Pablo Di Prima, the project channels a raw, authentic aesthetic that feels both intimate and expansive. By leaning into the tactile textures of handmade ceramic vessels, aged metal kitchenware, and rugged stone architecture, the imagery constructs a lived-in narrative of creative comfort. The visual storytelling utilizes a consistent palette of warm, earthy tones, seamlessly weaving together the process of pottery with the functionality of the home kitchen. Through the deliberate application of natural light, the series captures the quiet poetry found in everyday domestic routines and professional workspaces. Technically sophisticated yet emotionally grounded, the work oscillates between structured editorial compositions and candid documentary moments. The inclusion of high-angle tabletop shots alongside wider, atmospheric interior views highlights the project's versatile approach to lifestyle photography. Evoking a sense of nostalgia through the use of analogue film techniques, the feature celebrates the beauty of imperfection and the enduring value of human-made objects. Ultimately, this collection serves as a serene study in environment, documenting the profound dialogue between the maker and their chosen craft while grounding the viewer in a space defined by history, light, and quiet intentionality.

Lifestyle, Editorial

Natural light

CPG / Packaged Food, Food & Beverage