Product Photography

Spec
Replicate existing product shots on Elixir Tea website
They need to be shot with a view to being in a square format for the website.
Use same background as our other teaware shots on website with Elixir Logo facing at all times.

Materials to send to shoot

2 x Boxed Flasks
1 x Thousand Petal Rose
1 x Yunnan Peak
1 x Tea Cup
1 x Tea Scoop
1 x Shiny silver Tea kettle

Product Shots

1. Birds eye view of top of flask with the logo.

2. Birds eye view of the flask open with filter showing.

3. Side shot of the empty flask with with lid on.

4. Angled shot of the empty flask with lid off and filter removed, sitting alongside it to show the 3 parts of the flask.

Tea Shots

First - Prepare tea ahead of time by steeping 1 teaspoon of each tea in 300 ml of cold water for 60 minutes. This will keep it looking fresh and clean and not oxidised and brown. Use Yunnan Peak and Thousand Petal Rose.

For both teas pour the liquor and leaves into the flask , fill up to just beneath the lip where the filter sits:

Then we need for both teas:

1. Side shot of tea and tea leaves in flask with some of the leaves / petals floating in water. Best way would be to let the leaves settle and and the agitate a bit so they swirl in the water - want to have 90% of leaves settles at bottom and about 10% floating in water.

2. Birds eye view shot close up of leaves settled on bottom of flask- remove the filter and shoot through the liquor.

Prep Shots

We want to show the ‘how to use’ stages clearly.

1. Add leaves to flask - Side shot with hand putting a tea scoop of leaves into flask

2. Add water to the ‘fill line’ - Side shot of pouring water to just below the lip of where filter sits.

3. Add the filter - Angled shot of hand adding in the filter.

4. Add the lid - Show hand screwing on the lid.

5. Pour - Show hand pouring into a tea cup.

Context Shots

Need shots of flask ‘in use’

1. Flask in handbag (on its side full of tea or tea liquor with the Elixir logo facing uppermost)

2. Flask in rucksack or sports bag

3. Flask standing next to it’s closed box

4. Flask in the box with lid open.