This is the thing that I love about my job! Being able to capture special moments, specially for my good friends!
This day was so special, we thought about every single detail.

A Dream came true! One of my favorite stories of childhood became reality: Alice in Wonderland, starring Ana Beatriz.

“Why it’s simply impassible!
Alice: Why, do you mean impossible?
Door: No, I do mean impassible. (chuckles) Nothing’s impossible! ”
- Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland.

Nothing is impossible for me and for you!

xoxo,

Pri

We did this fun shoot for Babiekins Mag last year.

To see the article please click here: http://babiekinsmag.com/fashionkins-all-this-inside-a-panachebox

xoxo

In October I photographed an amazing Editorial for Babiekins Magazine surrounded by amazing people and brands, the result was amazing.

The day was rainy and we had to change the location of the photo shoot, but in the end everything worked out for the best.

On this post you can see the editorial and some of the pics that were not selected. To see the full magazine go to www.babiekinsmag.com // Editorial Issue 13!

Special Thanks for everybody that was involve on this project:

Photographer Assistant: Juliana Sanchez
Hair and Makeup: Valentina CostaCar: Steve Keith
Stores: Tea Collection // Ruche // Carmen Steffens US // Sora Designs // Wish Vintage RentalsModels: Liana Ballas // Emily

Hi!

I had the pleasure to photography for Lenka and the Fawn . They are an amazing online store bringing European childhood to the United States.

Gina Munsey is founder of the store and I think she has an amazing taste! I like everything that she does. Bellow you can find a little interview and a behind-the-scene of the ad photo shoot. The ad is going to be on Babiekins Magazine print issue coming out soon!

Pri: How did you get the idea to start Lenka and the Fawn?

Gina: Until this October, I was on the editorial team of Babiekins Magazine, a kids’ style magazine. And during my two years there, I talked to a lot of mothers who regularly paid really high shipping costs to order clothes from Europe for their kids, because the brands they wanted weren’t always available from US retailers.

I kept saying, “Someone should import these smaller labels!” And then I finally realized that someone could be me. It’s a natural fit. I spent my early childhood in Europe, and I have such happy memories. So Lenka and the Fawn is my way to bring a little piece of my childhood to you.

Pri: What inspires you?

Gina: I love clean and uncluttered spaces. I’m also drawn to the restraint that’s seen throughout so much of Scandinavian design. But inspiration is often drawn not so much from objects, but from moments. A lot of inspiration is about the way a certain situation — complete with the scents and the sounds — makes you feel, and then how you interpret that moment, whether it’s through art and design or through writing or textiles or something else.