Studio 1432

I have decided to leave this set up through May! Please feel free to use these as marketing photos.
Photo info and tips for this space:
These photos were taken at 12:45pm on a cloudy day.
F/2.5
ISO 640
SS 250
I ended up raising my SS and ISO slightly due to quick moving kids! No external flash or LED light was used. I used the curtains from the LED wall as a reflector. 🤍

Tips for Using a Rental Photography Studio

Whether it’s your first time in a rental space or you’re a seasoned pro, a little preparation helps everything run smoothly.

⭐️Using natural light
Turn off all overhead lights and open the blinds. Most photographers like to place their subjects close to the window for soft, flattering light.

⭐️Using the LED light wall
Plug it in, power it on, and adjust the brightness to your preference. The wall is movable, so you can roll it wherever you need it. A 45° or 90° angle from your subject is a popular starting point.

⭐️Book enough time
Be sure your rental includes time for setup and cleanup so you’re not rushed at the beginning or end of your session.
Respect the space

⭐️Please treat the studio as if it were your own.
Studio owners invest thousands of dollars and countless hours creating a beautiful, functional environment for everyone.

⭐️Arrive and depart on time
Studios are often booked back-to-back. Arriving early or leaving late can interrupt another photographer’s reservation.

⭐️Report any issues right away
If the studio wasn’t clean when you arrived, an accident happened, or something broke, let the owner know as soon as possible.

Photo by: Lane Lewis Photography using only natural light at 4:30pm in October.