CLIENT AND DESCRIPTION
Would you ship a real windsurf board to a photography studio to avoid missing the summer campaign?
Nashi Argan did just that. It was 2020. No one could move, yet the Magazine had to be published.
The summer campaign had to be launched at all costs.
Many would have postponed production. At Nashi, they chose to rely on a remote studio service that guaranteed the result.
In this Case Study, I’ll show you how Neoz Images & Visuals managed a complex production without anyone leaving their home:
Logistics: Receiving and managing bulky props (a real surfboard!) directly in the studio.
Hybrid Technique: real product shooting + water creation in post-production.
Remote Direction: The client was able to supervise the entire process, even remotely viewing what my camera was framing.
The result? The image and the magazine cover you see in the attached slides.
The point isn’t just the final image: it’s the resolution of a purely business problem (no location, health emergency) through a strategic problem-solving approach.
In the gallery, you can see the final project, the magazine print adaptation, and the use of the image for the website homepage. You will also find a PDF document detailing the project’s strengths.
