Meadow x KB&Co / a photo series by Moss and Moon

by Heather Murray
a blonde woman in her twenties wearing a green pair of shorts and a green crew neck sweater.
a blonde woman wearing a dark green forest dress in various poses throughout a modern styled restaurant space
a blonde woman wearing a dark green forest dress in leaning against a tall wooden wall in a modern styled restaurant space
close up images of a caucasian woman wearing a white coloured sweater and shorts
A photo series of three images.Top photo: a neon sign that says EAT PLANTS. Bottom left photo: a blonde woman wearing a white sweater and shorts sitting on the ground. Bottom right photo: a blonde woman in a white sweater with her hand extended on a table towards the camera.
a photo series of two images. Left photo shows a plate of waffles and a gold necklace draped on the table infront. Right photo shows a blonde model sitting in a white chair wearing a beige knit sweater and pants.
a blonde woman wearing a beige knit outfit sitting in a white chair in front of a table with a plate of waffles ready to eat.
A series of three photos. Top photo: blonde woman wearing a floral print with a plate of fancy toast sitting on the table in front of her. Bottom left photo: blonde woman in a floral dress spinning. Bottom right photo: an aerial view of a plate of fancy toast sitting on a table with a woman's hand holding a fork to the right of the plate.
KB&Co is a fast-casual, plant-based café, grown out of passion and necessity. Their goal is to provide wholesome and delicious plant-based menu items for all styles and taste buds, from vegetarian to tyrannosaurus. Breakfast, greens, bowls, smoothies, and sweet treats to name a few.
Like us, they operate with their heart. They care about the greater good and the impact they leave behind.




Shot on location KB&Co St Albert in Jensen Lakes
https://kbandcompany.com/


Photographed by Deanna of Moss and Moon 
https://moss-and-moon-photography.business.site/


Modeled by Zana Ohe
https://www.instagram.com/zanaoheart/


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