Everything You Need To Know About Commercial Photography

Whether you’re a small business owner or an aspiring influencer, product photography is a must-have for any product or service you’re trying to promote. But with so many options out there, it can be tough to know which type of product photography will best suit your needs. To make things easier, I’ll break down three types of product photography and explain why each one might work for you.

Professional Flat Lays

Flat lay product photography is the perfect way to highlight the details of your products in an aesthetically pleasing way. This type of photography uses props, textures and colors to create a visually interesting photo that captures the attention of potential customers. As an added bonus, flat lays are the more eye-catching and the best bang for your buck!

Professional Modeled or Styled Photography

Modeled or styled photography involves shooting photos of models wearing or using your product. Unlike flat lays, this type of photography helps potential customers visualize how they might look if they were wearing or using the same item. This can be especially useful if you are selling clothes, accessories or beauty products, as it gives people a better sense of how the item looks on someone else instead of just seeing them in a flat lay image.

White Background Photography

White background product photography is becoming increasingly popular because it allows products to stand out without being distracted by other elements in the photograph. It's also a requirement for Amazon. In this style of product photography, the focus is solely on highlighting the features and details of the items being photographed – making it great for featuring smaller items like jewelry, watches and sunglasses. The simplicity also makes white background photographs very versatile; they can be used for both web and print materials alike!

Professional Commercial Photography...

No matter what type of product you’re hiring out, good quality images are essential for attracting customers and increasing sales. With so many different types of product photography available, there’s sure to be something that fits your needs perfectly! If you’re still not sure which type is right for you, consider consulting with a professional photographer (ahem....ME!) who specializes in this area – I can provide advice on which style would best suit your specific goals!