No Denver studio, by design
We'll be direct: Sellora has no studio in Denver or anywhere else in Colorado. We work remotely, so Denver brands work with us from the product photos they already have. Each product becomes seven on-model images, art-directed for the brand, and no samples go anywhere.
The images are made with AI. AI is our camera. The art direction is ours: we set your brand rules, and a person checks every image against the real garment before it reaches you.
What you send, and what comes back
You send what you have: flat lays, ghost mannequin shots, a garment on a hanger or sharp phone photos where the fabric, color and details are clearly visible. Each product comes back as seven images on a model, in a mix agreed in your proposal: Studio images on white or your brand's backdrop, Lifestyle images on the street or on location, or both.
Activewear, outerwear and the Denver market
Outdoor apparel has a real presence here. VF Corporation, which owns The North Face, Smartwool, Vans and Timberland, lists its world headquarters at 1551 Wewatta Street in LoDo.
Activewear and outerwear sit among the categories where AI on-model photos do well; leggings, running tops, fleeces and insulated jackets are typical examples. For activewear, fit and movement are the questions a product page has to answer: how leggings sit at the waist, how a running top moves. Our seven-frame set covers both with a full-length frame and a movement frame, next to a back view, a lifestyle frame and two details.
The exception is the layered system, a shell over a midlayer over a base layer, which AI still handles poorly. We flag those pieces before anything is quoted, along with reflective fine jewelry and extreme lace close-ups.
Where we fit best
- On-model photos of products you have already shot flat: we work from those photos (flat lay to on-model).
- A long run of leggings or fleeces in many colors: colorways and activewear are where AI on-model work is strongest, and each color can sit on the same model.
- One face across every release: on a retainer, your brand model stays the same across your catalog. If you work with a real athlete or ambassador, a digital twin made with their written consent can keep that face on new products between their shoots.
We don't photograph physical products; everything starts from the photos you send.
A remote photoshoot from Mountain Time
- Send a brief or book a call. We reply to a brief with a proposal within one business day. Open the booking page from Denver, and it lists call times in Mountain Time. Either way, we review your photos and pick the products to start with.
- Share what you have. Product photos, ideally 2,000 px or larger, your size chart and one to three reference images. The samples stay in your stockroom.
- You approve the direction. We set your brand rules and send 2–4 images first. Pilots use a model from our roster; on a retainer, we cast your own brand model.
- We make the full set. A person checks every image against our acceptance checklist. The first batch is ready within 10 business days, sized for Amazon, Shopify, Etsy and social, and each later drop of up to 10 products takes 5–6 business days. You get two revision rounds within 10 days of delivery and, once you've paid in full, an exclusive, perpetual license to every image.
Studio images start from $95 each, with no minimum order, and every project is quoted individually: your proposal shows the total. The on-model clothing photography page walks through each frame, and this is one set as we delivered it:
Have a new season of activewear or outerwear to list? Send us a brief or book a call, and we'll tell you which pieces can go on-model from your current photos.