Kat Pro Studio, in warm grain.
A Colorado salon shot in one moody film look: the studio, the stylists, and the shelves. Boho chic, a little 70s, a little cowgirl.
A salon with a point of view.
Kat runs a salon back in Colorado with a look she already knew she wanted: boho chic, a little 1970s, a little cowgirl. She needed photography that could carry it, for the website, the storefront, and socials. We shot all three: the space, the stylists, and the product on the shelves.
One film look over the whole brand.
We built a moody film grade and kept it everywhere: warm, grainy, unhurried. Dry grass and denim at golden hour, turquoise rings and worn boots, the kind of light that makes a salon brand feel like a record sleeve instead of a catalog.
Shot like a record sleeve.
Worn in, warm, a little wild.
Product photography that lives in the room.
The Areté line shot in the salon itself, against the botanical wallpaper and rattan, so the storefront and the space tell one story.
The team, out in the field.
Golden hour in the tall grass. The stylists are the faces of the brand, so we shot them the way the brand feels: fuzzy sweaters, denim, and last light.
One look to tell the full story.
- Studio & space photographyThe salon shot the way it feels to walk in.
- Stylist portraitsThe team at golden hour, the faces of the brand.
- Product photographyThe retail line, for the website, the storefront, and socials.
- A custom film lookMoody grain, built once and carried across everything.
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