My name is Andreana

I’m a New Hampshire-based photographer, photo editor, and retoucher with 10 years of professional experience from studio ecommerce and still life, to lifestyle and travel.

I chose to pursue a career in photography at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York, completing my BFA with my thesis show, "Betty", a documentary-style project on my grandmother's journey through both retirement and the subsequent loss of her 92-year-old mother.

After school, I went on to assist and digital tech on shoots in NYC for clients like Coach, Michael Kors, and Saks Fifth Avenue, all the while applying what I was learning and shooting for small businesses in my home studio. Eventually, I took a Staff Photographer and Photo Editor position at Garden Collage Magazine, where I discovered my love for shooting flowers and food. I currently spend my time freelancing for a multitude of clients between New Hampshire, New York City, and Chicago.

It's been just about four years since the magical day that Keith and I drove around the Snæfellsnes peninsula with little to no direction and stopped any time we saw something beautiful, which was like every 4 minutes because Iceland is a dream
Happy Earth day, she's a beauty ✨
New edit of an old favorite because after years of making excuses & assuming nothing would come of it, I finally said screw it & started selling prints 🤓 (link in bio) I’ve decided to go the @society6 route for now because I don&rsquo
I had intended to post this slightly more personal story on 💙Greek Independence Day🤍 as it was fitting, but Greeks are always late anyway so what’s a day or two? (It’s two days. I suck) The last time we were in Greece was 2019 (😩) bu
It’s my resolution this year to post more. Fortunately it feels I’ll never run out of images I like from this trip, but hopefully by the time I actually do, I’ll be back again taking more 🧡 📍 Havana, Cuba
I honestly wasn't sure how I would feel about this strawberry jalapeño salsa when we shot it. I love both of those ingredients separately, but thank goodness I tried it because it's the combination I had no idea I needed. SO GOOD! Throw in a little
I can still hear the waves ✨🌊
This hand belonged to my friend, Jessy Scarpone. With these hands, she turned even the most mundane of objects into something beautiful. With these hands, she scarfed down cookies and cupcakes and blondies and ice cream. With these hands, she made