SOLLOS Product Photography: From Studio to Dan Murphy’s
Our ongoing media work with SOLLOS has moved from the agave fields into the studio. In July 2026, Th3rd Dimension Media completed a product photography shoot covering the brand’s new agave spirits, creating imagery to support their presentation to customers and retailers.
One place you can now see that work is the SOLLOS Blanco 700mL listing at Dan Murphy’s, which uses our product photography. It is a concrete example of the images moving from a TDM shoot into the brand’s retail presence.
An Australian agave story from the Whitsundays
SOLLOS describes its spirits as estate-grown Australian agave from the Whitsundays. Its farm and products are two parts of the same story: where the agave grows, and what the finished spirit looks like when it reaches the customer.
TDM has already been involved in documenting the farm. Our Australian Agave Spirit Farm content production project brought together farm photography, videography, drone coverage and interviews to capture the crops, people and operation.
The studio shoot added a different kind of imagery to that ongoing work. Where the farm content establishes the setting and the people behind the brand, product photography brings attention to the bottles themselves.
Photographing the new spirits in the studio
The July shoot covered the new products in SOLLOS’ range. The purpose was to create product imagery the brand could use as those spirits became available to customers across Australia. Availability varies by product and retailer; the Blanco listing is the specific retail example linked here.
Bottle photography calls for close attention to shape, glass, reflections and label detail. In a retail image, the product needs to remain clear when viewed at a smaller size, while still showing the packaging accurately. Those are different visual priorities from a wide farm photograph or an interview-led brand film.
For TDM, the studio brief extends the range of content we can create within an ongoing client relationship. It connects the broader brand story with the practical imagery used to present an individual product.
From the studio to Dan Murphy’s
Seeing our photography on the Dan Murphy’s product listing brings the purpose of the shoot into focus. The image is part of the information a customer sees when exploring SOLLOS Blanco, alongside the retailer’s product description and specifications.
This update is about the photography supporting that listing, rather than a claim that every bottle in the new range is stocked at every store. For current releases, visit the official SOLLOS website; for the listed Blanco product, follow the Dan Murphy’s link above.
Product photography and ongoing brand content
From location filming to studio product images, our work with SOLLOS shows how different shoots can support the same business as its needs develop. Each stage has its own brief, audience and intended use.
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