Is there a cool photo studio between Wall Street, Stock Exchange, Battery Park and World Trade Memorial Center in the heart of the Financial District in Manhattan? Sure is. 16 BEAVER STUDIO is a little gem nestled between the gigantic skyscrapers of the Financial District. The top story of a small, enchanted six story building in New York City, a former printer, is home to the studio offering ideal conditions and daylight. Recent shoots include an editorial by Ex-Vogue editor Carine Roitfeld, a Terry Richardson production and US COSMOPOLITAN beauty feature in the daylight studio.
"The building is one of the few original commercial Buildings left in the area with its own unique charm. The financial district offers a lot of great outdoor locations for shoots and is one of the most desired areas in Manhattan for film and photo productions," co-user and photographer Peter Lüders tells GoSee. Things are also moving in New York, the editorial offices of MEN'S HEALTH, GQ and SHAPE recently relocated to the areas, with Conde Nast Publishing set to move to the close by World Trade Memorial Center. And so the charming studio profits from its convenience and countless regular editorial shoots.
Their illustrious regular clients also include V Magazine, T Magazine, L'Officiel, Harper's Bazaar US, Vanity Fair US, Document Journal and photographers such as Fabien Baron, Terry Richardson, Sebastian Faena and Sebastian Kim feel incredibly at home in the unpretentious studio with heart and soul. The studio, under German direction, clearly benefits from the associated traits of efficiency and perfection, as well as an established network, offering an ideal location in the metropolis. They also offer an E Commerce Service and elaborate selection of rent equipment.
