Home studio portrait photography

Panoramas are fun to make and pleasant to look at. This is how I make mine using Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop:

No studio, no problem! In this week’s article, I talk about how to take self portraits at home, without expensive gear, fancy backdrops and studio lighting. I share how your home can serve as a DIY studio space. In addition, I will talk about different camera options for home photography and finally give you some creative ideas for self portrait photography at home. Tap image to read! #selfportrait #photoideas #photographyideas #photostudio #photographytips #photography

Delving into the world of portrait photography but don’t know where to begin? Heres a few hints and tips on how to set-up your own home studio for portraits including the pros and cons, equipment needed and what results you might get.

Studio lighting can be a scary thing if you haven’t used it before. It’s not as scary as you might think! Home studios can be set up with minimal gear but still create a big impact. Here are 5 lighting setups all done with just one light, one modifier, one reflector, and one v-flat. You don’t need to have a huge space to shoot these setups I’m going to discuss. You don’t have to go spend a ton on this gear starting out either! When I started my studio, I shot with lighting that was under…

10 Tips to Make Pro Level Selfies at Home No studio? No problem. Here are ten tips for taking affordable, creative self-portraits from inside your home. _ #photography #photographytips #portrait

For years, I only shot outside on location. But I loved studio lighting and photography, so I created my home photo studio. My space is approximately 150 square feet and has more than enough space (used strategically) to create incredible portraits! Click the pin to learn more! I go over lighting, backdrops, camera gear and so much more! www.aarontaylorphoto.com

Creating a home studio for portrait photography doesn't need to be expensive or complicated. I'll show you the essentials to get started. You need some essential elements, like space, a background, lighting, a camera and someone to pose for your portraits. Start your home studio small and simple, and then add things as you know you need them. No need to complicate your portrait studio before you ever get started. #portraitphotography #photostudio #portraits #photography

Split toned orange and blue portraits were created using a constant LED light with an orange gel, and natural light coming in from a window to fill the shadows with a blue hue. White balance was set to slightly cooler than the temp of the LED light.