Creative Photography

Book a Photoshoot: Creative Photography with Angie (Scopo Photography)

With Scopo Photography, we thrive on the unexpected—transforming ordinary spaces into dynamic stages for movement, artistry, and play. Angie, our visionary behind the lens, is passionate about collaborating with fitness models, acrobats, dancers, and movement artists to craft striking visual narratives.

For this creative photoshoot, we partnered with a pair of hand-to-hand acrobats, Savannah and Geoff, weaving their strength and fluidity into an everyday backdrop of IKEA and a more surreal abandoned train stop. The location became our playground—rail tracks and ladders turned into trapeze bars, shopping carts into props, and geometrical warehouse lighting into a canvas for human sculpture.

Play is at the heart of our process. We don’t just pose—we explore, experiment, and let the environment guide us. Shapes emerge in the moment, bodies interact with space in surprising ways, and movement becomes art. The result? Unconventional, gravity-defying imagery that blurs the line between athleticism and surrealism.

Want to collaborate on a creative photoshoot that pushes boundaries? Let’s find the extraordinary in the everyday. Movement. Art. Play.

Creative Photography: The Wind-Up Key Concept

For this dramatic movement photoshoot, we transformed a gritty East Van back alley into a void, sculpting light and shadow to create an infinite black background. Paired with a powerhouse fitness model, the scene became a stage for kinetic storytelling—inspired by the surreal mechanics of Cirque du Soleil’s LUZIA.

Playful yet hypnotic, the model embodied a living automaton. The interplay of dynamic motion and stark lighting turned the alley into a theatrical dreamscape, where human movement echoed the whimsy of a circus in motion.

Floating Suspension Study

This second image pushed further into experimental creative photography, exploring weightlessness and suspension. We wanted to capture the defiance of gravity, creating the illusion of his body floating mid-air.

Why It Works

Lighting as a character: Flashes carved dimension into darkness, turning the alley into an endless studio.
Narrative inspiration: Drawing from LUZIA’s dreamlike mechanics, we blurred the line between athlete and performer.
Playful experimentation: No rigid poses—just instinct, momentum, and the magic of the unexpected.