Tracie Davis is a Los Angeles-based commercial photographer and creative director specializing in food, beverage, beauty, and consumer packaged goods (CPG) photography. Known for her sophisticated use of color and playful visual storytelling, she partners with brands to create elevated, scroll-stopping imagery that transforms everyday products into memorable brand experiences. Her expertise spans product photography, creative direction, photo art direction, branding, set design, prop styling, and world-building, producing campaign assets for e-commerce, advertising, packaging, social media, and digital marketing.

Tracie began her career in New York City, where she worked at The Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Brooklyn Museum. Surrounded by world-class art and design, she developed a refined visual aesthetic, a deep appreciation for composition, and a meticulous attention to detail that continues to shape her work today.

She later became Head of Photography at Zola, a leading e-commerce wedding and registry platform, where she led product photography initiatives and expanded her expertise in creating high-performing visual content for online retail and consumer brands. This experience strengthened her understanding of brand storytelling, creative production, and the evolving needs of modern e-commerce.

Today, Tracie works with emerging and established food, beverage, beauty, wellness, and lifestyle brands, creating bold, colorful imagery that helps products stand out across retail, DTC, and omnichannel marketing. From campaign concepts to final photography, she collaborates closely with marketing teams, creative agencies, and founders to develop visuals that drive engagement, strengthen brand identity, and connect with consumers.

Based in Los Angeles, Tracie works with clients throughout California and nationwide. When she's not in the studio, you'll find her exploring California with her dog, Pinot.

Tracie Davis is a Photographer and Director based in Los Angeles, CA. She holds a BFA in Photography and Art History from the Rhode Island School of Design and an MA in Contemporary Photography from the Sotheby’s Institute of Art in London, UK.