In August of 2015, Caravelle Boat Group released the brand new Razor Party Fish Hybrid Pontoon. As soon as the first one came to our store, we hurried to get it out on the water for a full-on professional photo and video shoot. The photos in this album show off all of the features of the Party Fish while at the same time giving viewers an idea of all the fun to be had by owning one.
One of the coolest things about the Razor Party Fish was its sheer size. It has plenty of room for up to 10 people, making it a comfortable pontoon for a fun family outing - with plenty of space for friends.
The rear of the pontoon has an entry gate and a stainless steel 3-step swim ladder. Once we had the kids involved, I wanted to show just how easy it was to use for both adults and children, and made sure to get shots of one child as he hesitated to fully enter the cool water.
One of the most special items aboard the Party Fish is the diving board. The little girl you see jumping could not be restrained from jumping off of it, and we had to keep a close eye on her as she attempted to sneak up to it when she thought no one was paying attention.
I really loved how well the Party Fish planes out, so I made sure to get plenty of shots of it running on the water.
The two reclining seats at the front, with the little table with cupholders, seemed like a really nice feature. Once the children had gone home, we took special care with placement to capture the feeling of an enviable, relaxing day on the lake. The above shot is one of my personal favorites - you can really feel the calmness of listening to the water, quiet conversation, and reclining to enjoy the sun.
I liked the idea of showing how easy it was to put the diving board up. In fact, though it's not shown here, the diving board is completely removable, revealing a front gate with a gray transparent plastic sheet over it emblazoned with the Razor logo. Here, the young man goes for a jump into the water, carefully contemplating his diving style before he leaps.
Among the aforementioned features were the small comforts of home, fully available on the Party Fish. These detail shots were highly important to our advertising endeavors. Photographs include the mini-fridge, wine cooler, electric grill, sink, stereo, steering wheel and gauges, and even the double-trash cans hidden beneath the captain's seat.
We definitely wanted to show all the fun that can be had just by adults on the Razor Party Fish, so we hooked up Big Mable and took her for a spin, then shot the two boys fishing before they finished up with a couple of dives off the diving board.
The shot below was the last shot of the day. I personally love this one because it makes the Party Fish feel like it's the perfect boat to go home with. Thanks for looking through my album! I hope you enjoyed looking at these photographs as much as I enjoyed taking them!
