Ask anyone who's spent a Saturday with Kristi and they'll tell you the same thing: she doesn't leave a flea market without at least one piece of old ceramics, and she can tell you exactly why she picked it before you've finished asking.

It's not really about the pottery. It's the same eye that makes her easy to shoot — she notices the detail everyone else walks past, whether that's a glaze pattern on a decades-old mug or the exact angle the light is hitting a room.

Her apartment's basically a small greenhouse and a ceramics collection at this point. We're not complaining. It's the same instinct that makes a set with her feel less like a shoot and more like she already knew where the good light was going to land.