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Steh Meyer

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Rocks, Palm Trees, and the Blue Atlantic Ocean

“This is a place very close to where I live that I had never been or shot at before. I discovered it while shooting for yet another project the day before. I found it so cool that I had to get back there.” Photographer Steh Meyer discovered this magical place, like a pool built in the ocean, and returned with model Noelle Kollenberg exactly there for this beautiful series.
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Steh Meyer’s Sant Antoni Experience: Exploring Ibiza Beyond Summer

Ibiza might not be the first place that comes to mind when you think of traveling during the autumn/winter season, but it can be a good tourism destination if you want to do more than spend the day by the beach (although with such high temperatures, I think you can still do so for a very long time after summer is over). I gave it a chance this November and have so much to share about it. The city of choice was Sant Antoni de Portmany.
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Canvas on the Coast

Steh Meyer’s recent photo series paints a vibrant story woven in with her muse, the Mallorcan surfer girl and artist Alissa Borsani. Conceived in the east of the island, in Cala Ratjada, the series is bathed in the warm hues of dawn and saturated with the relaxed ambience of the Mediterranean summer.
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During sunrise in Portals Vells

“The beach was still empty and started getting full after around 7:30 so we made the most of the time we had while still being there alone. It was a really magical place, the water was so clear and WARM even at sunrise, can you believe it? After we finished the photoshoot I also went in to swim a bit. It was a feeling I will never forget.”
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At Home With Joana

“What actually sparked the first ideas for this shoot was the vintage Victoria Secrets body from the 90’s. I found this piece on Etsy and knew right there I needed to create something with it.” speaks Steh Meyer enthusiastically about her latest sublime editorial