Exposed

As a new Art Director to the industry, it was a exciting experience working with Montana Pritchard. We came up with the concept of “The Exposure of Virtue” in Montana’s studio after a long day of work. We knew we wanted something soft and beautiful, and luckily we had three beautiful girls respond to our casting call. Mellissa, Danielle and Cheyenne all possessed the mood of the vision we wanted to portray.

I wanted to put together an interesting set that wouldn’t take away from their natural beauty. Themes for the set: Texture and white. Options: fake snow and comforter stuffing. The winner? 4 rolls of comforter stuffing! Dressing the set took a few hours; we weren’t getting the right vibe from the three walls of texture, so we settled on using the corner of two walls for the background. Meanwhile our models were in hair and makeup.

Kristin Brown did a fabulous job with hair and makeup on Cheyenne and Melissa. The makeup was soft, with a splash of pink. Cheyenne’s hair was in a tousled bun, Melissa had a ballerina bun and Danielle had loose ringlets. All three girls were powdered down with baby powder from head to toe. I also took behind the scenes video for your enjoyment! Montana’s assistant, Lauren took great behind the scenes pictures. The day was amazing, with creative individuals.

Art Direction on photo shoot

​The Exposure of Virtue by Angeline Myers on Vimeo.
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Music By: MSI  --  Photos By: Montana Pritchard

WALK WALK FASHION BABY

Anyone who knows me can tell you that I have a serious love for fashion. But what I love more is fashion for a cause! The Alliance for Eating Disorder Awareness is a non-p​rofit organization based out of West Palm Beach that is actively working to prevent 
eating disorders and to actively promote a positive body image. They threw a beautiful fundraiser fashion show called "Escape to Reality" in an airplane hanger! Even the event voucher looked like an airplane ticket. The first thing I noticed about the show was the wonderful art direction--white fabric that looked like silk chiffon hung from the ceiling, bright blue lights and music to get you amped! The models were so energetic, wearing cute Hawaiian and sailor inspired outfits. They came in all shapes and sizes, and even included local celebrities like the mayor! At the end of the show, I had the chance to meet Johanna Kandel, the founder of the organization. Montana took fabulous photos of us on the runway; maybe we will be recruited as the models for next year?!

Reef Roadin' it

Back in October, I met one of the best photographers ever, Montana Pritchard. Montana hired me as a photographer's assistant. My first mission: Reef Road! Reef Road is a restaurant in downtown West Palm Beach. Our job was to first shoot the interior. The restaurant has these awesome light fixtures made out of actual blow fish! When we shot Reef Road's food and drinks, it was so hard to resist. After the shoot we had lunch there and let me tell you, it was out-of-this-world good!! I learned a lot and had fun, and even got a bite out of it!