The one way to survive the New York summer heat is with ice cream! My favorite indulgence is Harlem-based Sugar Hill Creamery’s ice cream and I was delighted to capture the fabulous new flavor inventions for summer. Shot by Evi Abeler, New York based Food and Advertising Photographer.
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Sugar Hill Creamery
Creative Direction: I collaborated with my local Harlem ice cream spot on a pandemic-safe photoshoot to capture their delicious creations. We set up a socially distanced photo booth in front of their store and had a day of fun with their most committed customers (in 30-degree weather!). Owners Petrushka and Nick supported the shoot on all fronts.
Sugar Hill Creamery
I collaborated with local Harlem ice cream spot Sugar Hill Creamery on a socially distanced photo booth shoot in front of their store, starring their most committed customers (in 30-degree weather!). Shot by Evi Abeler, New York based Food Photographer.
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For this dream project for Ben & Jerry’s, we created a series of fun animated GIFs for use on social media. Because we were capturing images for a variety of platforms—Instagram, Snapchat and Facebook—we worked strategically to get the propping and framing just right so that each shot worked across all channels. Shot by Evi Abeler, New York based Food and Advertising Photographer.
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Solar System
Creative Direction: My frequent collaborator, the food stylist Kristin Stangl, had a thought: What if we used food to represent the Solar System? That question inspired our self-directed series of images. We researched each planet and the sun, using food and cooking techniques to capture characteristics like temperature, topography and atmosphere. We show the sun as a golden disc of caramelized sugar. Venus, with its volcanic landscape and average temperature of more than 800°F, is represented with a French onion soup topped with molten cheese. Earth is an arrangement of salt-baked fish and lettuces to depict its surface of water and land. We both loved researching and creating this personal project.
Crew: Kristin Stangl (Food Stylist)
Solar System
My frequent collaborator, the food stylist Kristin Stangl, had a thought: What if we used food to represent the Solar System? We researched each planet and the sun, using food and cooking techniques to capture characteristics like temperature, topography and atmosphere.
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