Blog | FD Photo Studio - Part 2
Main +1 (323) 454-2323
530 East 8th Street; 5th Floor
Art Studios +1 (213) 536-5631
1048 Santee Street; 5th Floor
Hill Studios +1 (213) 536-8030
1808 S Hill St; 2nd Floor
Olympic +1 (323) 968-1089
3316 E Olympic blvd
Yukon +1 (424) 453-2162
12828 Yukon ave
LA Lofts +1 (323) 997-8644
656 s Los Angeles st, 9th floor(Loft 1-4) / 14th floor (Loft 5-6)
LIC Studios +1 (844) 644-3377
4020 22nd street; 4th floor
N.Y. Astoria +1 (917) 745-0053
35-58 37th Street, 3rd floor
Scott (Brooklyn) +1 (929) 337-6425
114 Scott Ave, 3nd floor
Metro (Brooklyn) +1 (347) 227-7629
1003 Metropolitan ave
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Most graduation photos look the same. Plain backdrop, cap and gown, one pose. That works for the school photographer. But when you are booking your own studio, you have room to do more. A second outfit, a different background, a shot in a different outfit, against a backdrop you actually...

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Graduation photos mark the end of one chapter and the start of another. Most grads want at least two looks: the classic cap and gown portrait for family, and something more personal that actually looks like them. Finding a studio that handles both without booking two separate spaces saves time,...

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Photos and videos with candlelight hit different. That soft, flickering glow brings so much warmth, romance, and emotion to every frame. It is perfect for intimate couple shoots, wedding editorials, dreamy music videos, or proposal moments.  We just added beautiful flameless candles in different sizes to our Art Studios in Los...

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Every photographer hits the same issue early on. You have a camera, a photo shoot idea, and you are willing to rent a studio or shoot on location. What you don't have is a model. Finding models when you're just starting out feels harder than it should be. You don't...

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Most photographers who want to shoot weddings already own a camera and know how to use it. What stops them is not knowing which gear actually matters, not having a portfolio, and not knowing what to charge. This guide'll let you know how to start. Why Choose Wedding Photography as a...

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Finding a location that gives you both a controlled indoor space and rooftop access in New York is harder than it sounds. Most photographers end up booking two separate spots, splitting the day, and losing hours in between or use public rooftops with other people or cars in the shot....

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Getting the right atmosphere for a dark, cinematic shoot is hard. You can try to recreate it outdoors, deal with unpredictable light and noise, or hope a parking garage lets you set up your gear. Most of the time, none of that works the way you want. There is a better...

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Finding the right studio for a spring shoot in New York takes more work than it should. You want soft light, fresh colors, and a backdrop that actually feels like the season, but outdoor locations come with crowds, permits, and weather that changes by the hour. A studio with built-in...

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You can spend hours searching for the right studio for an editorial shoot in Los Angeles. The ideal space needs to match the creative brief, capture the right energy for the story, and work well for production team. Sometimes, a creatives want a large studio with a cyc wall so they...

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