Lars Miller Media

my one non-negotiable every single day? this. two scoops of Ka’Chava matcha and I don’t have to think about whether I hit my nutrients. 25g protein, 26 essential vitamins & minerals, adaptogens, probiotics — it’s a lot in one glass. the flavor is so good it doesn’t even feel like a “health thing” 🤝

Spring layers that actually make sense in South Florida. This quarter-zip from hits that sweet spot — lightweight enough for an overcast afternoon at the range, polished enough that you don’t look like you just rolled out of bed.

Their Spring Collection is built around pieces like this that move between weekend plans without missing a beat.

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Every shoot starts with a question. "What story are we telling?"

For this one with High Spirits, the question was "How do invoke human, in-person, analog, connection that feels real?"

So we leaned hard into that very ambiguous yet still very specific creative direction. Moments that feel less posed.

Game night over cards.
Records spinning on vinyl.
A beach day that runs long.
Friends actually talking instead of scrolling.

The goal wasn't necessarily the most polished images we could get, yet to hone in and find the perfection in the imperfections. Capture a brand inside real, analog environments, spaces where texture, light, and human interaction tell the story.

From a photography standpoint, this meant:
– Letting moments unfold instead of forcing them
– Shooting through movement, hands, and gestures
– Prioritizing atmosphere over perfection

This approach isn’t right for every brand, and that’s intentional.
But for Chris Fontes & High Spirits, it was the right story to tell.

If you’re a brand thinking deeply about how you want to show up visually, not just what you want to say, I’m always open to conversations about creative direction and storytelling.

Sometimes the strongest images don’t shout.
They just feel familiar.