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Photo Shoot ideas
Taking photographs in a studio gives you better control over essential elements, like lighting. So whether you’re a professional photographer, keen amateur or commissioning a photographic shoot, hiring an indoor photoshoot location will give you the best chance of taking a great photograph, rather than a mediocre image.
Things to keep in mind when hiring a photo shoot location:
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the studio floor space you’ll need
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the facilities you might require (such as a kitchen or dedicated changing area)
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any photographic equipment you’d like to hire
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the type of photo shoot you’re planning (are you after a private fashion shoot location in central London or a filming location on the city’s outskirts?)
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what rates you’ll be charged if you go over your allotted time
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additional charges for items such as backdrop paper
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whether the photo studio offers access to a professional photographer or assistant
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the best way to go about photo shoot location scouting
Popular photoshoot and filming locations:
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photography studios
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blank canvas spaces – these make fantastic photoshoot places as you can bring your unique vision to life
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indoor photoshoot locations – historic buildings, industrial warehouse spaces and pretty gardens are great for location photo shoots
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iconic venues – it goes without saying that London’s famous buildings and landmarks are also some of its best photography sites
- one-of-a-kind spaces – unique or quirky venues, such as railway arches and chapels, make great photo spots as they push your creativity . Happy snapping!
