June Rodil: The New York Times

Client: The New York Times

Location: Houston, Texas

Project Overview:

I had the opportunity to photograph June Rodil for her feature in The New York Times. Working on this assignment gave me a peek into the wine industry and how experts like June are navigating the ever-changing landscape of the wine world. These images are a series shot at June's restaurant, March, in Houston.

Read the article: "The Twilight of the American Sommelier"

Crew:

Photographer: Nitya Jain

A woman with dark hair and hoop earrings sitting at a table with a glass of white wine in front of her.
A round dining table with three wooden chairs in a room with sunlight streaming through a window on the right. Behind the table, there is a green wall mural depicting a landscape with trees and a winding river, and a wooden cabinet with a bouquet of
A woman sitting in a modern lounge area, smiling and holding a glass of white wine with sunlight streaming in behind her. There is a colorful abstract painting and a potted plant on a wooden wall.
A white marble-topped wooden cabinet with a floral arrangement of pink and peach roses and pink flowers in a white vase, placed near a window with beige curtains, sunlight casting shadows on the wall and furniture.
A woman smiling and sitting at a round table with a glass of white wine in a restaurant, with a colorful landscape mural of trees and a river on the wall behind her.
A woman standing in front of a wine rack holding a glass of white wine.
A woman with dark hair in a bun, wearing a gray sweater and hair accessory, sits on a brown leather bench, holding a wine glass with white wine near her nose, in a cozy wooden-paneled room with a window.

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