Digital Photographer

STUDIO FREE MULTI-LIGHT PORTRAITS

Difficulty level: Advanced

Time taken: 2 hours

All images © Peter Fenech

While having a photo studio can be a great benefit to a business, not every photographer chooses to invest in one. Many prefer to work remotely when they do not require studio lights often enough to justify the cost of renting a space. Even professionals who do have a fixed-base studio will occasionally have to work without the freedom that such a space can offer.

For both commercial and individual clients, you may find yourself shooting in their office or

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