Still photography for Migros Genossenschaft Zürich
Still photography can be truly demanding. By playing with composition, lighting, and color, it transforms ordinary objects into stunning visuals.
For the fifth round of our Migros photoshoot, we utilized a technique called “flat lay” photography, also known as knolling. This method involves arranging various objects at 90-degree angles from one another and photographing them from above. Knolling creates a symmetrical, visually pleasing look that allows viewers to appreciate multiple items in a single image. Typically, these images feature objects set against a solid background, which enhances visibility and highlights their dynamic qualities.
Keep an eye out for these oversized lightboxes at your local Migros market! For more knolling images, be sure to check out the stills section on my website. – My still photography gallery
Communication Agency : Metz oder Vieli GmbH
Styling : Franziska Müller – StylingPool