Let’s see some indoor places where you can shoot your family photos.
If you plan on shooting the photos yourself, you can hire me to edit them for you.
1. Indoor photography tips
Indoor family photos require only two items.
- Smartphone (either iOS or Android) or a DSLR camera
- Tripod (not necessary but recommended)
2. Indoor places to shoot your family photos
Let’s take a look at some indoor places for family portraits.
*Indoor photos with walls as a backdrop
*Walls with nothing on them
Pastel-colored walls make a lovely photo backdrop. Here are a few of the photos.
Pastel-colored walls make a lovely photo backdrop. Here are a few of the photos.
*Decorated walls
Here’s a pin that demonstrates how two photo frames enhanced the beauty of the wall background.
Indoor photos with windows as backgrounds
You can make use of the windows as a background. In the daylight, they can make an excellent background.
The garden as a background for pics
Note: If you want to make some adjustments to the photo just let me know. I can do it for you at a very low cost. You can hire me to edit your photo.
For indoor pics, use the dining room or kitchen as a background.
The dining room can also be used for a photoshoot with a theme. You can either take the photos manually or set the camera on a tripod and let it take them for you.
Living room as background for indoor photos
The living room can be used as a backdrop for beautiful photographs. If you’re wealthy and your living room resembles the image below, you’re set. See the other photos below if you’re an average guy like me.
Bedroom as background for indoor photos
A bathroom as background for indoor photos
A bathroom can be a good place to take photos of your kids.
How do you edit self-shot photos?
If you want to edit by yourself, you can download some photo editing apps on your phone. Some of the apps are Snapseed, Enlight Photofox, Picsart, etc.
Or, you can consider hiring me to edit your photos.
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