By: Jesi B Photography
Camarillo, California
Fantasy Editorial Series
Some sessions start with a location.
This one started with a dress.
The moment I saw it, I knew it needed space to move. I pictured open road, dry hills, golden light, and that feeling of standing in the middle of nowhere with something beautiful unfolding around you.
That vision came to life with Becca. The dress had so much movement, and once she stepped into it, everything just clicked. The white boots gave it a little edge, and the light brought the whole story together. She said she felt like a goddess in it, and that feeling carried through every frame.
Even though this spot was local, it photographed like it could have been somewhere far beyond Southern California. That is one of my favorite things about creating. Finding beauty close to home and using a familiar place in a completely different way.
The dramatic rock formations, the curve of the road, the warm tones in the landscape, and the softness of the dress made the whole scene feel almost cinematic.
As the sun dropped lower, the light became such a big part of the story. The flare, the warmth, the movement of the dress against the landscape. Sundown just felt right.
This is why I love editorial portrait work so much. It gives me the freedom to start with a simple idea and see where it takes us, while still keeping the person in front of my lens at the center of it.
Sundown is one of my favorite creative sessions from this summer. It started with a dress and became something I knew I would want to remember.
If you have ever wanted a portrait session that feels a little more artful, a little more fashion inspired, and completely personal, this is exactly the kind of session I love creating.
Photography + Creative Direction
Jessica Brosamle | Jesi B Photography
Instagram: @jesibphotography
Model
Becca Perenchio
@beccaperenchio
Hair + Makeup
Mayra Machado
@mayra_mua_stylist
Photo Assistant
Emily Carieri
Featured Wardrobe
Joyfolie
Featured Jewelry
Lucky Brand
Location
Camarillo, California
Photographed in Camarillo, California, Sundown began with one dramatic dress and the idea of using a familiar location in a completely different way. Open road, rock formations, golden light, and movement came together to create an editorial that felt cinematic, feminine, and full of possibility.
Whether you're a clothing brand, creative business, model, or someone dreaming up a unique portrait experience, I'd love to collaborate.
Some of my favorite work begins with a simple idea and grows into something beautiful through thoughtful planning, meaningful connection, and a talented creative team.
Let's create something beautiful together.
From one editorial to the next, each collaboration begins with a simple idea and becomes something unforgettable.
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