EDITORIAL & LIFESTYLE
Portraits shaped by personality, environment, and creative direction, with an emphasis on images that feel natural and distinctly personal.
Jammie Holmes
Daisy Avalos documented artist Jammie Holmes in his studio, creating portraits and behind-the-scenes imagery that capture both his presence as an artist and the environment in which his work comes to life.
Ariana Avalos
Ariana, Daisy's sister, has been photographed throughout the years across a variety of settings, from studio editorials and open fields to the State Fair and a quiet river landscape. Many of the locations and ideas came from Ariana herself, making the project an ongoing exploration of personal expression, creativity, and collaboration.
Nina
Nina's portrait session explored two unexpected locations: a Mexican restaurant filled with colorful cultural details and a park featuring dragon-like sculptures. Created from a friend's original idea, the session became an opportunity to show how portraits can be shaped by unique environments rather than limited to a traditional studio or park.
Ariana & Froy
Ariana and Froy wanted a collection of portraits that included both polished headshots and a few playful images together. They specifically requested black-and-white photography, making the session an opportunity to combine classic portraiture with a more relaxed and personal approach.