On-model & Fashion Photography

Images courtesy of Patina Gallery
Jocelyn Montoya her gaze inquisitively upwards, is styled to look of the forest, with faux fur and dried thistles in her hair. In the background white rays of light shine down and fade into a rusty pink mist. She is wearing earrings and a necklace by Carolyn Morris Bach.
Allison Buchsbaum, owner of Patina Gallery, wearing an Alexander Calder brass brooch, like an oval sun spiraling towards the center, paired with a custom designed Atelier Zobel necklace in shades of gold, platinum, and oxidized silver. The feeling is triumphant, as if standing for the national anthem after winning a gold medal at the olympic games.
Jayson Lee, his gaze turned downward, shines in the blue darkness. The Atelier Zobel necklace of polished grey and white stones rests upon his touch, one gold and platinum ring draws your gaze.
Trizzie Doan and Jocelyn Montoya in counterpoint to each other. One silhouette but distinctly ornamented with oxidized jewelry highlighted by touches of gold and diamonds.
Jocelyn Montoya styled as a high end take on refined punk. Her work blazer is slung over her shoulder and a layering of a pearl necklace and oxidized chains by Atelier Zobel drape low over her strapless black bustier. Her blue chrome eye shadow reflects in her earrings and the dark blue gradient of the background.
Jocelyn Montoya in a blue teal evening gown draped in a sumptuous white faux fur wearing a medley of yellow gold jewelry with a rainbow of stones by jeweler Petra Class, modern elegance..
Jocelyn Montoya in a dark blue cocktail dress standing by a shade dappled pool. Her boldly extravagant collection of Atelier Zobel Jewelry sunwashed and accented by a rainbow of light across her body.
Jocelyn Montoya standing in the dappled shade of summer pines, her thin twisted lapis and gold hoop earrings, by Atelier Zobel, electric in the subdued light.
Jocelyn Montoya gazing pensively out to the distance horizon, a hazy white sky. She leans along the stylish lines of a blue Porsche 911, the red taillights enriching the flow of opulent hand hammered yellow jewelry of Ulla and Martin Kaufmann.
Images courtesy of Patina Gallery
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