Brooke Eva began working with Shore Thang creative Director Zachary Elliot, when he was just a photographer, working on the book Lazy Sunday. Brooke Eva is curvy, petite, and fiercely independent.

She is also an accomplished photographer in her own right, who prefers to shoot on 35mm analog film.

Brooke Eva and Zachary Elliot collaborated around six times in Venice Beach and in Pacific Palisades, where most of the photography for Lazy Sunday took place.

Brooke Eva has an incredible physique and a few strategically placed tattoos, which are artistic and not overwhelming.

Brooke Eva has a fluid grace when she poses that makes any photographers job substantially easier. She moves slowly, deliberately, and with a specific look or pose in every action and movement.

Brooke Eva is comfortable with her body, which she should be, as it is natural, curvy, and athletic.

After working together many times Zachary Elliot and Brooke Eva created an enormous body of work, which included digital, artistically imagined, retouched photos, and analog 35 mm film shots, which were mostly shot on Zachary‘s Nikon F100.

Shortly after this series of collaborations, Brooke Eva moved out to the high desert in a camper van, and live there for many years.

This experience shaped her perspective, and only reinforced the idea that the world has of her for being a rugged and independent individual.

 Artists of many creative disciplines, like Brooke Eva, are extremely rare and should be celebrated all the time.

While the photos taken of Brooke Eva, by Zachary Elliot in Venice were created in a small studio apartment, their collaboration in Pacific Palisades location known as Porto Marina were more noteworthy and worth examining in closer detail.

Porto Marina was destroyed in the January 2025 Palisades fire, but stood out in the exceptional Castellamare neighborhood. The four-story, five bedroom Mediterranean estate had many incredible rooms, an immaculate fireplace, and several outdoor areas to explore.

Brooke Eva posed nude in windows, on top of furniture, across stairways -- just about everywhere in the incredible residence.

The body of work created by Zachary Elliot and Brooke Eva is available to see on CaliStonerGirls.com in the Members Gallery.