WSJ
The $500,000 Flowers That Are Quickly Selling Out
Brand
Date
May 2025
Description
This editorial photography series for WSJ documents the intersection of fine art and rare floriculture within traditional gallery spaces. Shot by photographer Keith Oshiro, the project employs an analogue film technique to capture the rich textures of historic interiors, ranging from ornate wainscoting and damask wallpaper to classical stone portrait busts. The series features intimate portraits and documentary-style frames that emphasize natural light and warm, moody tones. By focusing on the interplay between blooming floral arrangements and curated museum settings, the imagery leans into a polished, editorial aesthetic.
Style
Editorial, Vertical
Techniques
Analogue / film, Natural light
Industries
Magazines
Color
Jet Black
Context
Editorial
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