How to create a photo studio at home

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

Love taking portrait style photos? Want to capture studio style portraits at home? With the right equipment and a little creative flair, you can set up a DIY home photography studio on a budget! Learn how to take professional-looking photos from the comfort of your own home with these easy-to-follow steps!

How to Easily Create A Home Photography Studio - A Touch of LA

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As a blogger, photos are an important part of the job. Here is a checklist of how to create a home photography studio on a budget.

I wanted to share the photography equipment I use that can help you take professional pictures at home! Why spend tons of money on a professional photographer when you can take them yourself. This is the best list to start out if you are a beginner. If you are interested in taking pictures of your...

Studio spaces are sought after by many photographers. While some love shooting in client's homes or in hotel spaces, many do want the tranquility of a defined boudoir space of their own. Building a boudoir studio does not have to be overwhelming or come with expensive price tags. While a brick and mortar location in a downtown area works for some, for others, creating a spot

Setting up a studio space using natural light can be easy if you have the right tools and know-how. Choose a room with a bright light source A large, spacious room with light colored paint is optim…

You probably have the perfect space for an available light studio hiding in your home right now! And all you need to get it ready is a bit of paint, and some creative thinking. Check out this article for more info and tips!

Recently a new mom was in the studio for her newborn session. She was sitting on the couch nursing her two-week old daughter, and her toddler was playing with toys in the corner while her husband hung out and helped hand her a few things from the diaper bag. We were in between setups and we had ju