Photo Shoot Locations for Rent in Atlanta, GA

Photo Shoot Locations for Rent in Atlanta, GA

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Top Photo Shoot Locations in Atlanta, GA

On the lookout for a unique location for your next photo shoot in Atlanta? We’ve got great news! Whether you're planning a lifestyle shoot, fashion campaign, business headshots, or creative editorial, Atlanta has a wide range of spaces that match your vision and budget—from hidden gems in Inman Park to daylight-filled studios in West Midtown. So don’t wait any longer! Start your search by browsing our curated listings of photo shoot locations in Atlanta and book your favorite in no time!

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Photo Shoot Locations for Rent in Atlanta, GA

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Tagvenue is more than happy to help you with your search, whether you need an indoor or outdoor location! Atlanta is a fantastic city with plenty of amazing spots where any photo shoot will turn out to be successful! So hop on our platform, choose your size, price range and location, and check out your options - we promise, your booking will be a matter of minutes!

First things first, decide on the location you will be shooting in! Once that’s done, you’ll need to apply for a filming permit if your photo shoot falls into certain categories. In Atlanta, a permit is only required for some filming activities, so contact the Office of Entertainment to learn about the process and the different fees you’ll have to pay.

It doesn’t matter if you choose a private or public location for your photo shoot, you’ll still need to pay extra for a filming permit, liability insurance and other fees. Most of the private photo shoot locations in Atlanta charge hourly rates. Prices range from $25 up to $200 per hour, but keep in mind that the use of certain equipment available on-site might change your final fee. (Based on data from Tagvenue.)

Most photo studios in Atlanta include basic equipment in the rental fee, such as various backdrops, Coloramas, reflectors, softboxes or camera stands. Depending on the studio, you might also find there a kitchen, changing rooms, as well as hair and make-up stations. To be certain what you’ll find in the studio, always ask the studio manager about what is included in the price and whether there’ll be any extra fees.

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Affordable Photo Shoot Locations In Atlanta

Atlanta has plenty of affordable photo shoot locations that deliver professional results without high-end price tags. From creative lofts to compact studios in up-and-coming neighborhoods, these spaces are perfect for portraits, product photography, or content creation on a budget.

  • Modern Collective – Berkeley Park
    Starting at $75 per hour, this small studio is ideal for solo creators or small teams. It offers a clean layout and neutral tones, making it easy to customize for different shoot styles.
  • Soft Loft – Old Fourth Ward
    Priced at $65 per hour, this light-filled space is perfect for natural light photography. With a standing capacity of 75, it works well for lifestyle shoots, branding sessions, or creative sets.
  • Carmichael Garden Group – Glenwood Park
    At $65 per hour, this unique space blends indoor charm with an outdoor garden vibe. It’s great for styled shoots or anything needing a softer, nature-inspired aesthetic.

Rooftop Photo Shoot Locations in Atlanta

Atlanta has a handful of rooftop photo shoot locations that offer stunning skyline views, golden hour lighting, and a unique edge you won’t get in a traditional studio. While they’re not always listed explicitly, some venues—especially in Downtown, Old Fourth Ward, and Midtown—offer rooftop access either as part of the rental or upon request.

Loft-style studios or converted warehouse spaces often include rooftop decks or terrace access. Luxury townhouses or multi-use venues may have private rooftop patios ideal for fashion shoots or lifestyle content.

  • Luxury Atlanta Townhouse in Reynoldstown features a private rooftop terrace with a modern design, ideal for elevated editorial work or high-end brand shoots. 
  • Over in Armour, Indie Studios offers access to multi-level layouts, and some spaces come with rooftop-style decks that give your visuals an urban edge. For something slightly more subtle but still skyline-adjacent, 
  • Soft Loft in Old Fourth Ward provides upper-floor space with large windows and terrace-style access that lets the light in and the city shine behind your subject.

Popular Types of Photo Shoot Locations in Atlanta

Atlanta’s diversity isn’t just cultural—it’s visual. Here’s a breakdown of top venue types you can book for your next photo shoot:

Photo & Film Studios
Fully equipped with lighting, backdrops, and props—perfect for controlled conditions and professional output.

Cafes & Restaurants
Add character to your lifestyle, product, or branding shoots with textured backdrops and curated decor.

Meeting Rooms
Need a polished corporate setting? Book sleek, minimal interiors ideal for team portraits or personal branding sessions.

Function Rooms
Private spaces in hotels, galleries, or historic buildings offer flexible setups and aesthetic variety for creative shoots.

Outdoor Spaces
Rooftops, patios, urban backdrops, and leafy parks give you natural light and fresh textures to work with—just plan for weather and timing.

Best Outdoor Photo Shoot Spots in Atlanta

Downtown
Urban backdrops, bold lines, and natural shadowing from high-rises. Ideal for editorial or fashion. Shoot in the morning for clean light and low traffic.

  • Studio House Atlanta – A versatile studio located right in the heart of Downtown, perfect for controlled indoor shots before heading outside to capture dramatic urban contrast. Spacious and geared toward production needs.

Summerhill
A smaller neighborhood with charm, brick facades, and sun-soaked sidewalks.
You’ll find the best light in early morning or late afternoon.

  • The Orange Door Bungalow – This cozy space captures Summerhill’s residential-meets-creative energy. With its warm exterior and vintage interiors, it's great for lifestyle shoots with a softer, more intimate feel.

Marietta Street Corridor
Brightly painted buildings, murals, and gritty textures. Great for bold, colorful visuals. Watch out for harsh midday light.

  • First Class Crew – Located near Colonial Hills with easy access to bold exteriors and textured city streets, this studio gives you a clean base to prep before using nearby walls and murals for standout outdoor shots.

The High Museum
Striking modern architecture with clean lines and neutral tones—your subject will pop without distraction. You can shoot outside freely—no permit needed for most public-facing areas.

  • Midtown Collective at Huff Trail – Just a short hop from the High, this stylish, compact studio provides a calm, clean space to plan your shoot or capture prep content before heading into the museum’s striking exterior space.

Inman Park / Krog Street Market
Packed with variety—industrial, vintage, and greenery in one strollable area. Go on weekdays to avoid weekend crowds.

  • Camellia Cove – Tucked near Grant Park, this quaint, creatively styled home is close enough to Krog Street’s artistic mix and offers a fresh contrast with greenery and softer textures before or after your shoot around the market area.

How to Choose the Right Photo Shoot Location

Match the Mood
What’s the emotional tone or story behind your shoot—urban and edgy, warm and welcoming, or clean and minimal? Choose a space that supports your concept and complements your subject.

Consider the Decor
Need a blank canvas or pre-styled space? Neutral tones let your subject shine, while bold interiors can become part of the story. Browse photos carefully to see what fits your visual direction.

Think About Lighting
Prefer natural light or full control with studio gear? For outdoor shoots, plan around golden hour or weather conditions. Indoor studios often offer blackout capability and adjustable lighting kits.

Pro Tips for Booking Your Atlanta Shoot Location

  • Filter by price, size, and lighting on Tagvenue to save time.
  • Look for extras like changing rooms, props, or grip equipment.
  • Book weekdays for lower rates and easier parking, especially in high-traffic areas.
  • Check reviews and ask about site access or equipment support before confirming.

With its mix of creative venues and photogenic neighborhoods, Atlanta is the perfect city to bring your shoot to life. Browse Tagvenue’s curated list of photo shoot locations in Atlanta and book a space that helps your vision shine—without the stress.

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Verified Reviews of Photo Shoot Locations in Atlanta, GA

JM
Jasmin M.
Booked Photo Studio at Palm Villa
4.8
Beautiful decor inside and out and a great value. The host is very nice and accommodating. Check in was easy too
KE
Ken E.
Booked Photo Studio at Aura
5.0
The various sets and/or backgrounds to choose from. The Venue Manager was very professional and nice.