Can you do a studio shoot in a really tiny space? Not just small, but like corridor small? Once again, portrait photographer Gavin Hoey proves us that a space can be incredibly small, but with the right tools and mindset, it can surprisingly work. In the video above for Adorama,
Building a home studio has many benefits, but may also seem daunting due to several reasons. Apart from the technical aspects, space and budget constraints are also major concerns. This is especially the case for beginners. But with today’s budget studio gear deals, you can just jump right in with
Early into the whole Shelter In Place phenomenon, I wanted ways to stay in practice with portraiture and off-camera flash. Clearly, my muse friends couldn’t come by and I wasn’t going to the studio space I rent for a while. So, self-portraits is was. The living room would be nice
Thinking of setting up your own studio? It may seem intimidating with all the space requirements and studio gear that you need to get hold of. In addition, studio photography itself brings an entirely new set of challenges since you’ll be working mostly with studio lighting. But still, don’t let these
Thinking of setting up your own photography studio at home but feel that your space is too small for it? You may be surprised to know that you can still make it work for you, whether you plan to shoot simple head shots, fashion portraits or product photos. London-based photographer
Dreaming of building your own portrait studio? You can actually make a quick set up right now, right in your own garage, especially if it gets some nice natural light! In the video above from Adorama, Pye Jirsa of SLR Lounge gives some excellent tips on how to take advantage
