Sunday Best

Photographer: Geena Millar

1. What significant life experiences or events have influenced and shaped your artistic vision?

One of the most defining influences on my artistic vision has been the community of creatives I’ve intentionally surrounded myself with throughout my journey. Being immersed in an environment filled with passionate, imaginative individuals has not only inspired me but has also pushed me to refine my own creative voice. These collaborations and relationships have taught me the value of shared vision and collective creativity. Over time, I became driven by the idea of building a team where every member brings something unique to the table—whether that be a fresh aesthetic, an innovative concept, or a new way of looking at the world. Together, we shape a visual identity that is not just mine, but a reflection of all our experiences and perspectives. This approach has allowed my work to grow into something layered, dynamic, and authentically expressive of our shared creativity.

2. Collaboration often sparks fresh creativity. Can you share an example of a collaboration that led to an unexpected and exciting artistic outcome?

A memorable example of this was early in my fashion photography career when I decided to collaborate with a stylist I had never worked with before. I had only seen their portfolio online, which showcased a wide variety of styles—some bold, some minimal, others experimental—so I had no clear expectations going into the project. I deliberately gave them full creative freedom for the shoot, wanting to explore the synergy that can come from trusting another artist's instincts without limitations. The result was beyond anything I had imagined. The stylist’s choices pushed me outside my comfort zone in the best way, and the final images became some of the strongest in my portfolio. This experience taught me that some of the most impactful work can emerge when you’re willing to let go of control and fully trust your collaborators.

3. Walk us through a specific project that challenged your creative boundaries. How did you approach it, and what did you learn from the experience?

One of the most creatively demanding projects I’ve worked on was a multi-model beauty shoot featuring five models with entirely distinct looks. The challenge lay in maintaining each model’s individuality while ensuring the overall visuals felt cohesive, especially in group shots. It required extensive pre-planning, from mood boards and lighting tests to detailed coordination with my makeup artists and stylists. Every element—color palettes, textures, and compositions—had to be aligned yet remain versatile. Despite the complexity, the shoot came together beautifully. The final images were well-received online and marked a turning point in my confidence as a director and photographer. From this experience, I learned that ambitious concepts are not out of reach when you break them down, stay organized, and trust your team. The key is persistence and adaptability.

4. In the ever-evolving art world, what do you believe sets your work apart and makes it unique or groundbreaking?

What sets my work apart is my ability to blend softness and strength through a thoughtful use of light, emotion, and styling. I approach photography with a cinematic eye, aiming to tell stories that resonate on both a visual and emotional level. My work is deeply influenced by the personalities of my subjects, and I strive to capture their individuality while maintaining a refined, fashion-forward aesthetic. I also place strong emphasis on collaboration—allowing the input of other creatives to influence the final outcome. This fluid exchange of ideas ensures each project feels fresh, personal, and multidimensional. In a fast-paced and trend-driven industry, I focus on timeless yet bold storytelling that invites the viewer to pause and feel something real.

5. As you reflect on your journey, are there any specific goals or milestones you've set for your artistic career in the coming years?

As I look toward the future, one of my biggest goals is to collaborate with renowned fashion brands and publications—creating work that not only reaches wider audiences but also aligns with my artistic values. I envision myself working on high-profile campaigns and editorials that allow for creative exploration while still maintaining strong visual storytelling. Another goal is to expand my team and creative network globally, connecting with artists and professionals who inspire me and challenge me to grow. Long-term, I hope to use my platform to mentor emerging photographers and contribute meaningfully to the fashion and photography industries by championing authenticity, diversity, and innovation in visual art.

  • Photographer: Geena Millar

    Wardrobe Stylist: Ishadee Dunn

    Makeup Artist: Jen Cronin

    Model: Tanya M @Lang Models

    Agency: Lang Models

  • Bag - parallel Studios

    Bottom - vintage

    Bottom -fear of God essentials

    Corset -vintage

    Earrings - Acne Studios

    necklace- vintage

    Shirt - revolve

    Shoes - Zara

    Shoes -Michael Kors

    Shoes- Stewart Weitzman

    Top - fear of God essentials

    Top- aritzia

Next
Next

Fly me to the Mood