Product photography
Clean, consistent images for catalogs, product pages, line sheets, and advertising.
Product photography studio in Lynnwood, Washington
Product photography for brands that sell online
Coconut Product Photography creates clean, consistent images for ecommerce catalogs, Amazon listings, apparel collections, 360 spins, and lifestyle campaigns. Work is produced in our Lynnwood studio for clients throughout the United States.
Catalog images, clothing, Amazon listing sets, 360 spins, and lifestyle scenes.
Lynnwood, Washington studio
Product-focused since 2014
Nationwide product shipping
Review and delivery through Lenso
Services
Choose the image set your products need
Some projects need a consistent white-background catalog. Others need apparel styling, marketplace-ready views, an interactive spin, or a scene that gives the product context. Start with the service closest to your goal, then we will confirm the exact shot list together.
Clothing photography
Lay-flat and ghost-mannequin photography for apparel catalogs, colorways, and launches.
Amazon product photography
Main images and supporting listing images planned around your product and current marketplace requirements.
360 product photography
Turntable sequences that let shoppers inspect a product from every side.
Lifestyle product photography
Styled scenes and contextual images that show where a product belongs and how it is used.
Selected work
Product images built for clarity and consistency
Browse a small selection of catalog, apparel, lifestyle, and 360 work. Open any image for a closer look.
How it works
A clear process from brief to final files
01
Share the project brief
Tell us what you are selling, where the images will be used, which products and views you need, and when the files are required. Reference images and brand guidelines are helpful.
02
Confirm scope and logistics
We review the shot list, product preparation, retouching, delivery formats, schedule, price, and return plan. Production starts after the written scope is accepted.
03
Send the products
Ship the products to the Lynnwood studio or arrange a local drop-off. Include handling instructions and a prepaid return label if the products should be mailed back.
04
Review and receive
Proofs are shared through Lenso for comments and approval. After the agreed revisions are complete, the final files are released in the formats listed in the project brief.
Why Coconut
Careful planning before the camera comes out
Good product photography depends on more than lighting. The product list, angle plan, styling rules, file specifications, and approval process all affect the final set. We organize those details before production so that the images work together when they reach your catalog.
Product-focused workflow
The studio is built around products, packaging, apparel, and the small details that make a catalog feel consistent.
Consistency across a set
Framing, scale, background, crop, color, and naming are planned across SKUs instead of being decided one image at a time.
One place for review
Briefs, proofs, comments, revision notes, approvals, and final downloads can stay with the project in Lenso instead of being scattered across email threads.
Client feedback
Notes from clients who have worked with the studio
Product photography is a collaborative process. These clients describe the communication, timing, and finished work they received.
“Great Service, Great Quality! I highly recommend Coconut Product Photography.”
“I've used Coconut Product Photography for work for about a year to feature retail images on my company's website. Sepideh is kind, efficient, professional, and highly skilled. She is always quick to respond and communicate, which has been extremely helpful. I'd recommend her to anyone, especially businesses local to the Greater Seattle Area.”
“Coconut product photography produced excellent apparel photos on a very quick timeline. The attention to detail was excellent and the service was wonderful - thank you!”
Pricing guidance
Starting prices help with planning. The estimate follows the shot list.
Simple white-background images can often be estimated by image count. Styling, reflective surfaces, groups, compositing, apparel preparation, 360 output, multiple aspect ratios, and rush scheduling can change the production time. Share the brief for a project-specific estimate before shipping products.
See pricing guidanceCommon questions
A few things to know before sending products
What information do you need for an estimate?
Start with the product or SKU list, variants, quantities, and the final views required for each item. Include the intended sales channels, aspect ratios, file dimensions, references, product dimensions and weight, preparation needs, deadline, shipping plan, and any special handling or retouching. The more complete the brief is, the more accurate the estimate can be.
Can I ship products from outside Washington?
Yes. Clients throughout the United States can ship products after the scope, schedule, receiving details, and return plan are confirmed. Do not send products before the studio accepts the project and provides shipping instructions.
What retouching is included?
Standard retouching generally covers routine dust and lint cleanup, minor surface cleanup, color balancing, crop, and the background treatment described in the estimate. Advanced compositing, major product reconstruction, label replacement, extensive reflection work, shape changes, heavy wrinkle repair, added or removed parts, and new creative directions are additional scope unless they are specifically listed in the proposal.
How do proofs and revisions work?
Proofs are shared through Lenso when enabled for the project. The client reviews the images, leaves asset-specific comments, and submits consolidated feedback. The number of revision rounds and the difference between a correction, revision, and reshoot are defined in the proposal. A changed shot list, new angle, new product condition, or new creative direction may require a revised estimate.
Start a project
Ready to plan the image set?
Send the product list, required views, intended sales channels, references, and timing. We will review the request and follow up with any questions needed to prepare an estimate.