Blush at Sushi Yama

A closer look

This Sushi Yama collection pairs my photograph of a colorful sushi platter with portraits of me by William Thomason. The pink dress and restaurant setting bring a soft visual thread to the shared set.

What connects the photographs

The platter image demonstrates my food photography; the portraits show a separate modeling role. Keeping those credits visible lets the collection tell one evening’s story without blending the two authorships.

How this approach could work for you

For a hospitality collaboration, I would agree on who is photographing, who is appearing and which images the project needs before planning the session.

Before a session, we can talk through what you need the photographs to communicate, where they will be used and the moments that matter most. From there, we can shape a shot list and a pace that fit the project.