

illustration & print



For this shoot, my goal to show the coastline not just as a postcard view of a far-away place, but as a lived-in landscape. I casted models across different ages and identities, and directed props and wardrobe to keep the scenes grounded and believable — like picnic blankets, books, windbreakers — the kinds of details one would really see on the coast. Working with the photographer, I coordinated sweeping shots of Half Moon Bay and Pillar Point with more intimate, everyday moments like kids exploring tidepools and friends having a picnic. The final imagery highlighted POST’s mission to protect open spaces not as distant wilderness, but as places meant for everyone to use and enjoy.
PENINSULA OPEN SPACE TRUST:
HALF MOON BAY PHOTOSHOOT
2024

For this shoot, my goal to show the coastline not just as a postcard view of a far-away place, but as a lived-in landscape. I casted models across different ages and identities, and directed props and wardrobe to keep the scenes grounded and believable — like picnic blankets, books, windbreakers — the kinds of details one would really see on the coast. Working with the photographer, I coordinated sweeping shots of Half Moon Bay and Pillar Point with more intimate, everyday moments like kids exploring tidepools and friends having a picnic. The final imagery highlighted POST’s mission to protect open spaces not as distant wilderness, but as places meant for everyone to use and enjoy.
PENINSULA OPEN SPACE TRUST:
HALF MOON BAY PHOTOSHOOT
For this shoot, my goal to show the coastline not just as a postcard view of a far-away place, but as a lived-in landscape. I casted models across different ages and identities, and directed props and wardrobe to keep the scenes grounded and believable — like picnic blankets, books, windbreakers — the kinds of details one would really see on the coast. Working with the photographer, I coordinated sweeping shots of Half Moon Bay and Pillar Point with more intimate, everyday moments like kids exploring tidepools and friends having a picnic. The final imagery highlighted POST’s mission to protect open spaces not as distant wilderness, but as places meant for everyone to use and enjoy.
For this shoot, my goal to show the coastline not just as a postcard view of a far-away place, but as a lived-in landscape. I casted models across different ages and identities, and directed props and wardrobe to keep the scenes grounded and believable — like picnic blankets, books, windbreakers — the kinds of details one would really see on the coast. Working with the photographer, I coordinated sweeping shots of Half Moon Bay and Pillar Point with more intimate, everyday moments like kids exploring tidepools and friends having a picnic. The final imagery highlighted POST’s mission to protect open spaces not as distant wilderness, but as places meant for everyone to use and enjoy.
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