Indoor Studio Portraits

Staying inside, doesn’t mean a lack of options for studio portraits.

Indoor studio portraits offer a higher level of control in the shooting environment – there are no dogs to creep into the background, or gusts of wind wreaking havoc with your hair.

This control often results in a more polished look, which is exactly what you want in a professional portrait.

But staying indoors doesn’t mean a lack of options.

If you’ve chosen an experienced  studio portrait photographer they will have a bunch of ideas up their sleeve to give you good variety during your studio portrait session.

Different backgrounds

Changing the background you’re standing in front of is a great first step to changing the look and feel of your portrait.

At the Lizzy C studio we have access to background with different colours and textures, from a very Melbourne charcoal to a white brick wall.

Different props and furniture

Perhaps you’re an artist and would like some of your tools or work in the image. Or you’re a writer and think a computer or pen and paper might be useful in a few shots. Maybe you’d like to be standing, perched on a chair, or sitting at a table.

There are many variations you can choose to create the perfect image that will represent your brand.

Different outfits

Another trick is to bring in a variety of tops, jackets, ties, and hats to help change up your look.

Just adding a colourful scarf to an outfit can introduce an element of fun and relax the entire photo.

So before you have your photo session have a look through your wardrobe and see which pieces of clothing will achieve the looks you are after.