Updated February 2026
Great work by the creative duo of the model Rachel Ashley Johnson and her photographer Michael Kluch.
Shooting on a bed setup requires thinking about angles differently than standing portraits. Get up high and shoot down for flattering overhead shots, or go low and shoot across the bed at eye level for more intimate framing. The bed itself gives your subject something to interact with naturally – leaning back on hands, lying on their side, sitting with legs tucked – which beats awkwardly posing in empty space.
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The bed scene style shown here works well for fashion, lifestyle, or beauty work, but make sure everyone’s clear on the concept before shooting starts to avoid any awkward surprises about how intimate or casual the poses will be.
The stage:
Studio Hill 1 has a few distinct features you will not find in any other stages. Facing the west side this stage gets lots of natural light in the afternoon and has amazing lighting conditions during the golden hour. Among included props are industrial wooden table with benches, two antique green chairs and white leather comfy chair. And the bed. The bed that comes with clean sheets (fees apply) and photogenic look, ready for always anticipated, the “bed scene” Besides, Hill 1 comes equipped with black, white and grey backdrops already installed and three strobe lights included in the hourly rate. Have a look at Hill 1 on our website information, prices and availability. .