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Nick Fancher

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Lifestyle Photo Shoot for Luxury Apartments at Kings Cross in London, England

October 17, 2023

Back in January I flew out to London to create a library of images for Author, a new luxury apartment complex in Kings Cross…

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Session with Maggie Arias pt. 2

March 31, 2022

When I was in LA last week I met up with model/actress Maggie Arias to do a quick studio session. We did such a broad range of setups over the 2-hour session that I decided to split it into two posts. This set had more of a sci-fi / psychedelic aesthetic.

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Tags nick fancher, fine art photographer, los angeles editorial photographer, los angeles music photographer, maggie arias, fashion photographer, psychedelic photo shoot, psychedelic photographer, in camera techniques, in camera effects, no photoshop, glowing effect photography, photographers who use projectors, projector photography, editorial photographer
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Session with Maggie Arias pt. 1

March 30, 2022

When I was in LA last week I met up with model/actress Maggie Arias to do a quick studio session. We did such a broad range of setups over the 2-hour session that I decided to split it into two posts. This set had more of a dreamy, classic romantic aesthetic.

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Tags maggie arias, model, los angeles editorial photographer, los angeles music photographer, nick fancher, photo blog, fashion photographer, actor headshots
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Shoot with Fashion Photographer Gail Shamon

December 21, 2021

This was a fun, quick little shoot with fellow photographer and friend @gabrielleshamon. Gail did her own hair, makeup, and styling. I did three lighting setups, sticking to a red/yellow/blue color triad. I simply rotated out gels on my main, background, and rim lights for each set. This allowed me to have a broad range of looks that still felt related to each other, all in a short amount of time (I think we shot for about 45 minutes).

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Collaboration with Sustainable Fashion Designer Malvar = Stewart

January 28, 2021

Celeste Malvar-Stewart is a fashion designer that specializes in using locally-sourced, sustainable materials in the garments she makes. I’ve collaborated with Celeste several times over the years and the thing that I especially love about our shoots is how open she is with the way I interpret her garments. She simply hands me a garment bag filled with delicate treasures and tells me to style and shoot them however I please. I am someone who thrives in situations like this— just improvising and figuring it out as I go. The more I plan ahead, the more anxious I get at all the possible points of failure. If you don’t have a concrete plan you can’t be held responsible if you deviate from it…

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Ransom Supply Salt Yard Lifestyle Shoot

November 25, 2020

Ryan and I have collaborated on shoots for nearly a decade now, so I was super stoked when he reached out to me to work with him on his new clothing line, @ransomsupply. Though we were shooting in Columbus, Ohio, he wanted the shoot to feel like it was shot out west. When it comes to desert landscapes in the midwest, your options are rather limited. Fortunately Columbus has a wonderful saltyard that I regularly shoot at when the client wants something different…

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Collaboration with Clothing Designer Xuena Pu

October 19, 2020

This was a deceptively simple shoot. Designer Xuena Pu makes garments with bold shapes, so I decided to make a range of basic shapes in Photoshop which I projected onto fabric behind the model. I made the shapes orange and chose to light the model with a complementary color of cyan. I used a softbox to create even, flattering light, making to add a grid to in order to avoid overlighting the backdrop. I then posed Dajia so that her lines (or lines from the garment) either aligned or broke out of the projected shapes.

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My Photography Studio: From Basement to Loft

August 24, 2020

This is my studio. Not even 5 years ago my studio was in my basement. The ceiling was just under 7ft and the foundation leaked every time it rained. My lighting kit was little more than a couple battery-powered flashes and a desk lamp. Though I only had a tiny space and limited gear, it was my space. I learned to use every inch of that studio and gear…

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