Client:
slow folk photography
Website
slowfolk.northfolk.co
Timeline
12 weeks
Project Scope
Brand Strategy
Custom Branding
Digital Marketing Materials
Brand Photography
Template Customization
Location
Bend, OR
Industry
Photography/Videography
Decisive ~ Driven ~ Realistic ~ Luxurious ~ Opulent ~ Self Assured ~ Strong ~ Market Leader ~ Compelling ~ Dynamic
Brand Keywords
Slow Folk is a fine art film photography studio based in Seattle Washington. Antonio & Etta have been photography portraits and weddings independently for nearly a decade and have since merged brands to give their couples a fully immersive and seamless experience. The mission was to create a fully immersive brand for their photography studio and podcast.
Slow Folk fills a niche in the photography world by offering specialized, creative, and bold educational resources and services for photographers.
Slow Folk needed to stand out in the crowded photography market. Their goal was to create a cohesive brand that highlighted their fine art film photography, education for photographers, and a dedicated podcast. Our task was to transform their brand into a distinctive and compelling presence that resonated with both current and new audiences.
The Challenge
A Brand That Captures the Art of Photography
The rebranding of Slow Folk was a success. The new image is refined and immersive, emphasizing their fine art film photography, educational resources, and podcast. Client engagement soared, with more photographers joining their courses and podcast listeners increasing. Slow Folk is now a leader in the photography community, offering inspiration and education.
The Solution
Antonio & Etta, Founders of Slow Folk PHotography
As the driving force behind Slow Folk, we needed a partner who understood our vision for fine art film photography and education. Northfolk was exactly that and more. From our first strategy session, they captured our essence perfectly. They transformed our brand into something that not only stands out in a crowded market but also genuinely resonates with photographers seeking inspiration and knowledge.
Never in a million
years did I think it could look this GOOOD!
Kind Words
