A practical guide for portrait photographers working with limited space.
You do not need a huge studio, a warehouse full of sets, or every piece of gear on the internet to create beautiful, varied portrait work.
 
Shooting in Small Spaces is a 57-page digital guide created for photographers who are working from small studios, spare rooms, home setups, lofts, or any space that requires a little extra creativity.
Inside, I walk you through practical ways to make a smaller shooting space feel more versatile, intentional, and usable. We’ll cover lens choice, lighting, backgrounds, furniture, creating depth, posing, and simple ways to get more variety without constantly buying more stuff.
This guide was created from my own experience shooting in small spaces, including a tiny spare bedroom and a 300 sq ft loft. Every example was designed with limited square footage in mind, including setups based in a 15x15 ft room.
 
This guide includes:
Lens suggestions for small studios
Lighting tips for natural and artificial light
Background ideas for creating variety
Furniture and accessory suggestions
Tips for creating depth in tight spaces
Posing and composition guidance
Over 20 light diagrams with technical specs
Creative ideas that work on a budget
Camera details and final image examples
A glossary of technical terms
This is a digital download, not a physical book. The guide is delivered as a PDF and is best viewed on a desktop, laptop, or tablet.
Perfect for beginner photographers, boudoir photographers, portrait photographers, home studio owners, or experienced pros who want to make better use of a smaller space.