ORGANIC
GROWTH.

7 CLIENT RELATIONSHIPS

Cultivation, packaging, events and digital work across the Pacific Northwest. The relationships here helped shape the studio’s approach to photography and marketing.

• Cloud 9

  Documented cultivation rooms and individual flower varieties, then created studio compositions of branded jars, concentrates and packaging. Close macro studies of trichomes and concentrate surfaces add another level of detail to the wider Cloud 9 photography collection.

• CPN

  Covered the people, vendor displays and conversations at CPN’s Safety Meeting and bowling events, including announcements and prize presentations. Website work complemented the photography, connecting the organization’s online presence with the community behind its gatherings.

• Fairwind Farms

  Created flower portraits against dark backgrounds, moving from complete stems and silhouettes to close studies of purple leaves, orange pistils and crystalline surfaces. Controlled lighting and macro framing bring out the structure and texture of Fairwind’s plants.

• Mz A Farm

  Followed Mz A Farm from young growth and developing flowers to mature canopies, harvested material and finished packaging. Environmental photographs, flower studies and light-background portraits of pre-rolls, pouches and jars connect the cultivation process with the branded products.

• PH / Mama J’s & Cheef

  Combined firsthand cultivation experience with websites, photography, SEO, social media, advertising and broader marketing for Perfect Harvest, Mama J’s and Cheef. The archive includes flower portraits, concentrates, packaging and seasonal creative across this historical multistate relationship.

• Sky High

  Documented cultivation rooms, flower development and hands at the trimming table, alongside branded jars, pre-rolls and product compositions. The series moves from wide farm views to close resin and flower detail, connecting Sky High’s process with the finished products.

• Western Consulting

  Photographed packaging with attention to materials, finishes and alternate product angles, then supported Westco.com with catalog, product-listing and SKU updates. Website work, product announcements and educational marketing content connected the physical range with its presentation to other businesses.