Yesterday I had a photo shoot with Richard Maurer of Hammer Head Studios. We photographed some of his amazing metal work that was procured by Pyure Salon in Maumee Ohio. The first piece that we photographed is my favorite and easily the centerpiece of the salon. It's where the nails dry and the conversation flows.
Next we have the steel dividers that separate each hair cutting station. Each station has a purse hook and a shelf built into the divider.
Every salon needs to display their hair care products, and these stainless steel shelves were specially built to do the trick. The color on the shelve is really a shiny stainless steel color, but it looks green in this shot due to the green coloring in the Pyure shopping bag and window tint.
Another shot of the shelves from the side.
I pushed the color on this a bit accenting the green from the windows reflecting on the steel.
Hammer Head Studio's did not produce this next sign, but I thought it was really great. The water flows over the Salon's logo giving a tranquil feeling and an awesome opportunity for photography. This first shot was taken at a high shutter speed which stops the water action and makes the logo look a bit like it's melting.
Here's a second look at this sign with the shutter open a bit longer allowing the water to mist over the logo.
Special thanks to the management at Pyure Salon for allowing me to capture some of the amazing artwork inside.
