Commercial product photography and production serving brands across Atlanta and nationwide.
Armanko Studio is a product photography and commercial production studio serving Atlanta and brands nationwide. We produce advertising-quality imagery for websites, catalogs, ecommerce, social media, and marketing materials. Our 3,000 sq ft Atlanta facility is configured for the full range of commercial product photography, including catalog production, ecommerce work, and technically demanding projects that require advanced equipment and creative direction.
The people who direct the work, manage the production, and own the relationships behind every Armanko Studio project.
Founder and Creative Director
Armanko founded the studio in 2017 and serves as the creative director. With over two decades of commercial product photography experience, he works directly with clients to develop the visual approach and oversee production from start to finish. His background spans a wide range of industries including consumer goods, food and beverage, luxury furniture, industrial equipment, pharmaceutical, and corporate services.
Director of Videography
Meran Amiri brings over a decade of experience in photography and video production to his role as director of videography. His background in graphic design gives him a strong eye for composition, color grading, and visual structure. His work spans commercial video content for product campaigns, brand launches, and marketing materials.
Projects Coordinator
Rick Snavely has coordinated projects at the studio since 2022, managing client communication, production scheduling, and project timelines. He brings over two decades of experience in project coordination and marketing management.
We photograph products both on location and in our Atlanta studio, adapting the approach to what each project requires. On-location work involves scouting, planning around available light, and bringing portable production equipment to the setting. Studio work gives us full control over lighting, set design, and every detail in the frame. Whether we are building a styled set from scratch, working with natural environments, or photographing technically demanding products that require precision lighting, the creative direction drives every decision from setup through final delivery.
Every material behaves differently under studio lighting. Reflective surfaces like glass and polished metal act as mirrors, picking up everything around them. Transparent materials require careful separation from the background to maintain their form on camera. Matte surfaces absorb light and need more directional shaping to bring out texture and dimension. We adjust our lighting approach for each material rather than applying a default setup across an entire product line.