This month’s journal shares the incredible opportunity I had to work with Sony on two holiday campaigns this year, capturing their diverse range of products in captivating lifestyle settings with talent. We showcased the versatility of Sony’s offerings, photographing everything from their earbuds and headphones to TVs and portable speakers, cameras, and lenses. 

I would like to extend a heartfelt shout-out to the incredible team of individuals who made these shoots possible. A big thank you to the producers at Blue Pixel, Influence Studios for providing the perfect location, Andrew Burns for his exceptional grip and gaffer skills, Stan Salas for prop styling, and Amy Richardson Makeup for adding that extra touch of beauty. Last but not least, a special mention to all the marketing folks at Sony who ensured these shoots flowed seamlessly. It’s truly an honor to be part of such professionalism, cutting-edge technology, and artistry. 

Working with Sony has been an unforgettable experience, and I’m grateful for the opportunity to create lifestyle content for such a renowned brand. Through this blog, I hope to inspire and engage with brands like Sony, showcasing the power of captivating visuals and the magic that can be achieved through photography. Stay tuned for more exciting content and behind-the-scenes stories from my adventures on set with more inspiring brands this upcoming year. SKP has a lot in store and we can’t wait to share it with you! If you are interested in our visual media services for your brand, click here and let’s start our conversation.

My favorite Sony gear: As a photographer, having the right gear is essential, and Sony never disappoints. My personal favorites include the Sony Alpha 7 mark IV, which delivers stunning image quality and versatility. Paired with the 85mm f/1.4 lens and the 70-200mm f/4 lens, I can capture every detail and create breathtaking visuals. Additionally, I fell in love with the Sony LinkBuds S noise-canceling earbuds during our first shoot. They impressed me so much, I ended up buying a pair for myself.