A while back I posted about how in the recent months I've been given the opportunity to style for some clients of ours at work. As many of you know I work as a commercial photographer for a large printing company. Our photography dept shoots for an arrange of commercial clients that sell clothing, food, medical supplies, and housewares just to name a few. My managers decided to take me up on my offer to start styling part time after they saw my apartment on Apartment Therapy posted a few months ago. So today I thought I'd share with you 2 different type of styling tips for 2 different types of photography (room and product) I've worked on these this week alongside one of our best photographers Mark. He is so much fun to work with and a lighting genius to say the least! I'd like to note that these are just my opinions/suggestions about prop styling and I hope that they give you something to think about for your next photo shoot. I'd love to answer (as best as I can) any other questions you might have too on the subject of styling and photography. Take care!
6 comments:
Thanks for the tip Liz! As you know I'm heavily interested in this topic so every little bit of advice helps : )
Thanks for the tips! I'm starting to do more product photography, and I SO appreciate "behind the scenes" help like this!
Liz, your apartment is amazing. The steciled walls in the kichen are so bright and happy! Thanks for your tips today. I'm saving for a new camera. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks -leah
Thanks so much for the styling tips! Also really enjoyed your home - great job. That stenciling is beautiful (a labor of love ;).
Have a great one!
what an awesome post!
Thank you ladies!! I'm glad you enjoyed this post! I hope to bring you more:)
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