1/2 HOUR
Price £150
- Highgate Studios
- Unlimited Pics
- x1 Costume Change
- x1 Digital Retouch
Model Portfolio Photographers
Model portfolio photo shoots from £150
Treat Yourself to a Fabulous Photography Experience at Our London Photo Studios in Highgate!
Step into our creative space and enjoy a memorable photography session with our experienced team of fashion, boudoir, and glamour photographers.
Whether you're looking to capture your inner model, feel empowered, or simply indulge in a well-deserved treat, we’re here to make you feel at ease and deliver stunning, high-quality images you'll love.
From striking fashion shots to intimate boudoir and glamorous portraits, our photographers are experts at making you look and feel your best. Book your session today, and let us bring your vision to life in the heart of Highgate, London.
Book your headshot session with us today and let us help you make your best first impression!
Take a look at our model portfolio page to see a examples of our dating pictures. You can also visit Studios4u.co.uk which is our purpose built studio website.
Studio photo shoot prices
*1 HOUR
Price £250
- Highgate Studios
- Unlimited Pics
- x3 Costume Changes
- x3 Digital Retouch
LOCATION
Price £500
- Your Offices
- Unlimited Pics
- Costume Changes
- Digital Retouching
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- Gift Vouchers Available
- Makeup Artist available at Extra Cost
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Whatever the occasion – Birthdays, Anniversary, Valentine’s, Xmas, Mother’s Day or a Hen Party, there is no better way to celebrate than with one of of our fabulous portfolio shoots.
How to Book
Contact us to make a booking. For studio portraits you will need to pay a deposit. This can be done over the phone by credit or debit card at the time of booking.
Please be aware that if you wish to change or cancel your booking, we need 7 days notice or you will loose your deposit.
Model portfolio preparation
How to prepare for your model portfolio photo shoot
A useful model portfolio is more than a collection of dramatic poses. It should show your current appearance, proportions, expression and ability to respond to direction across a concise range of commercial, fashion and lifestyle photographs.
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Decide what the portfolio must achieve
Consider the agencies, clients or types of work you want to approach. A new-face portfolio may need clean, natural images, while an established model may need specific gaps filled without repeating existing photographs.
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Plan a concise wardrobe
Bring a few well-fitting looks that change silhouette and mood without becoming costume. Include simple basics, appropriate footwear and selected layers or accessories that support the work you want to attract.
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Practise transitions, not fixed poses
Move gradually through changes of weight, shoulder angle, hands and eyeline. Smooth transitions give the photographer more authentic frames and demonstrate that you can take direction rather than reproduce one rehearsed pose.
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Develop believable expression
Small shifts in focus and intention can create confident, warm, thoughtful or energetic images. Keep the face engaged without exaggeration, and let the expression suit the styling and purpose of each photograph.
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Use hands and movement deliberately
Relaxed fingers, controlled walking and purposeful interaction with clothing can create strong lines. Movement should support the image; constant hair flips, jumps or props can hide rather than demonstrate modelling ability.
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Choose quality and range over quantity
A tight edit of distinctive images is more useful than many near-duplicates. Aim for variety in crop, styling and energy while keeping the portfolio coherent and recognisably representative of you now.
Prepare your model portfolio brief
Share existing images, agency guidance and the work you hope to pursue before the shoot. We can then plan backgrounds, looks and session time around genuine portfolio needs instead of creating unnecessary repetition.
- Bring a short, organised selection of complete looks.
- Keep hair, skin and nails clean and camera-ready.
- Share agency notes or reference images in advance.
- Arrive rested and allow time for styling changes.
Your portfolio should make decisions easier. Strong photographs help an agent or client quickly understand your look, suitability and range without distracting styling or excessive repetition.