I provided art direction for the refresh of Things Remembered’s e-commerce photography adding consistency, and supportive imagery as well as improving SEO product copy.

Category Page Example Before: Inconsistent styling, backgrounds, and crops.

Things Remembered’s e-commerce photography was out of date and a combination of 20+ years of direction changes that were never fully adjusted. This left a mix of photography styles, a lack of supportive imagery, and poor SEO product copy.

I partnered with cross-functional in-house teams to develop a new photography and styling guide that streamlined the lighting, styling, and propping. Bringing in the assistance of copy and SEO contractors and third-party photo studios, I kicked off the first round of legacy product reshoots and improved product SEO copy.

Example of a series of images to support a beer glass style.

Showing product as is
Showing product as is
Showing use
Showing use
To encourage multiple purchases
To encourage multiple purchases
Showing scale
Showing scale
Before & After Examples
Before - harsh light, darker background, and liquid looks weird
Before - harsh light, darker background, and liquid looks weird
After- shows scale, lighting and prop liquid allows product detail to be clearly seen
After- shows scale, lighting and prop liquid allows product detail to be clearly seen
Before & After of iridescent drinkware - hover over the images for more details
Before - really cool, artsy look but it did not look like any other imagery
Before - really cool, artsy look but it did not look like any other imagery
After - lighting more consistent with a decanter for scale
After - lighting more consistent with a decanter for scale
Before & After of iridescent drinkware - hover over the images for more details
Before - Inconsistent color, extremely tight crop, lighting doesn't show the lockets curves, and there is an odd shadow
After - Color is consistent, lighting shows product curvature, the composition is more relaxed and shows full chain, and a model shot for scale helps with size. 
Samples of some completed imagery. The work primarily focused on drinkware and jewelry initially.
Team Credits
Art Direction: Jen Langman
Studios: TRG Multimedia, KP Photo
In-House Team: Zane Lutz, Paul Levar
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