Welcome to my new photography studio!

I’ve moved! The new photo studio is bigger, brighter and perfect for so many types of photoshoots. Today I will walk you through my studio setup and show you what can be created inside the space.

The Portrait Photography Area

The essential part (and often the only part) of any photo studio. This is where a lot of the core photos for any session are captured.

I have dozens of backdrop colours and, when you factor in all the different lighting setups, the possibilities are pretty much limitless.

Great for:

Business portraits / LinkedIn profile pictures
Actor headshots
Model portfolios
E-commerce shoots

The Lifestyle Photography Area

A favourite of many of my clients lately. This area is perfect for more relaxed photos, allowing you to portray a real sense of calm. Whether it’s the busy CEO on a coffee break, or a natural, easy-going dating profile picture.

There’s enough space to swap in different coloured walls, along with furniture and plants, depending on the look you’re after. It’s incredibly versatile.

Great for:

Casual portraits
Dating profile pictures
Branding photography / social content
Relaxed podcast setups

The Modern Office

This is where you’ll usually find me after a photoshoot, sifting through the best images. It also works brilliantly for creating a clean, modern office look. Whether you’re sat with a laptop or taking a phone call, it really captures that adaptable, professional feel.

It’s also where I primarily set up podcast shoots, with microphone stands that can be attached to either side of the table.

Great for:

Business portraits / LinkedIn profile pictures
Branding / social content
Podcast recording

The Casual Corner

Another great lifestyle space. The large windows and abundance of plants create bright, energetic portraits. Whether you’re seated or leaning against the wall, this area is ideal for showing a more approachable, relaxed side.

Great for:

Business portraits / LinkedIn profile pictures
Model portfolios
Branding / social content

And one extra…

It’s not really a planned set, but the wooden flooring works surprisingly well. Especially if you run a fitness or well-being brand. Sitting or lying on the floor with an exercise mat is absolutely an option here.