Two people pour Oregon Pinot wine into glasses beside a travel backgammon set, snack bowls and a second bottle on a colorful patterned rug.
Three bottles of Wild Oregon Pinot rosé with red glasses on a coral and orange background.
Person sitting on green grass holding a glass of red wine beside a bottle of Wild Oregon Pinot, a bowl of popcorn, and colorful board games.
Person sitting on a colorful rug playing dominoes beside a bottle of Wild Hills Oregon Rosé, filled glasses, and a bowl of popcorn.
Two people play Chinese checkers on green grass with bottles of red wine, wine glasses, and bowls of cheese puffs and snacks.
Two bottles of Wild Oregon Rosé, one standing and one lying down, beside three glasses of rosé wine on a bold pink and magenta backdrop.
Bottle of Wild Hills Oregon Rosé on a table with glasses of wine, popcorn, candy and playing cards on a shaggy mustard rug.
Three red wine bottles with orange labels and two glasses of red wine on a white surface against a bold purple background.
Wild Hills Wine website homepage showing bottles of Oregon Pinot Noir and Rosé with wine glasses against a bold coral and blue backdrop.
Wild Hills Washington Cab bottle beside a glass of red wine, popcorn bowl and colorful game boards on a green rug.
Bottle of Wild Hills Oregon Rosé wine on a table with cocktails, popcorn, gummy candy and playing cards on a bright orange shag rug.
Wild Hills Wine website showing a picnic on grass with red wine bottles, glasses, snacks, colorful tile games and playing cards.
Hands pour Wild Hills Oregon Pinot Noir rosé into a glass beside a backgammon set and snacks on a colorful woven rug.

Brand Shoot for Wild Hills Wine

For Wild Hills Wine, our photography challenge was making a full lineup of classic Oregon varietals, including Pinot Noir, Rosé, Cabernet Sauvignon, and Pinot Gris, feel made for a modern wine drinker. The wines are approachably priced and the bright, graphic labels already do a lot of talking. But brand positioning isn’t just the product; it’s also how you photograph it. So in our studio, we built the scene of a perfect night at home. We gathered rugs, dishes, casual snacks, and classic games like Chinese checkers and backgammon, then John and I envisioned each setup and styled the sets to feel happily lived-in. The Wild Hills team joined us as collaborators in front of the camera, bringing the easy chemistry of friends hanging out at home. The result is imagery that matches the mood of the customer as well as the label: playful, relaxed, and unfussy. It’s a reminder that the right photography doesn’t just show a wine, it shows who it’s for and the moment they’ll enjoy it in. If you’re looking to connect your brand with the right audience, we’d love to talk about how to bring it to life.