# Tin House Studio > High Quality Photographic Backgrounds ## Posts - [Street Photography At The Queens Funeral](https://tinhouse-studio.com/street-photography-at-the-queens-funeral/): For those of you who missed it, I spent the day of the Queens funeral documenting the people who attended. I also made a short youtube video about the process. Rather than leaving those files sat about on a hard drive and in the archive they are now hidden away in, I thought this would be a good space to share the final images. If you are interested in improving your photography, head over to this page https://tinhouse-studio.com/product-category/workshop/ - [Flowers on Film](https://tinhouse-studio.com/flowers-on-film/): Back on the film train, this week I doubled up on a shoot I did by taking film versions of what you will be able to find over on my commercial site www.scottchoucino.com These images were shot on my Zenza Bronica ETRSi with a 75mm 2.8 lens at 250th, 100asa, f14 on Kodak Ektar film that I developed at Leicester lofi and then scanned in with a digital DSLR. I have a new product called a Photography Business Audit now available for those who just need a real big photography life overhaul. You can find out more here https://tinhouse-studio.com/product-category/coaching/https://tinhouse-studio.com/product-category/coaching/ - [The Importance of Personal Projects](https://tinhouse-studio.com/the-importance-of-personal-projects/): Photography is a hard slog. It takes years to see any real progress in either the quality of your work, or the amount of money you make. It’s really easy to get lost in the day to day grind and forget why you started shooting images in the first place. Am I selling it to anyone yet? Thought not. But hang on… Enter The Personal Project. Let’s talk straight though, I’m not talking about all of those test shoots you need to be producing weekly for your commercial portfolio like I do over at www.scottchoucino.com/news. Oh no, I mean what you create […] - [Car Park Views - Kodak Ektar](https://tinhouse-studio.com/car-park-views-kodak-ektar/): It might not be overly logical to start this series of blog posts with the second set of images from my car parks project, but as I find myself scanning them today, it makes sense to me/they are instantly to hand. There is a lot of photography that I can’t share over on my commercial photography site ( www.scottchoucino.com ) and for years it all just sat on hard drive. Going forward I want to start sharing some of my random snap shots of the world on here, alongside some educational posts, and some more general photography content over here […] - [How To Chose the Right Light for Food Photography](https://tinhouse-studio.com/the-right-light-for-food-photography/) - [The Marketing Photographers Should Do in 2021?](https://tinhouse-studio.com/the-marketing-photographers-should-do/): As we hopefully reach the end of a crazy few years, it is probably time to start thinking about marketing, and the marketing photographers should do during 2021 and moving into 2022 to try and catch up on an industry that has been very hard hit. I am sure you will have heard me say at some point, I do my marketing on a Monday, mostly because it illiterates. I like the sound of “Marketing Monday” even if it does often happen on a different day of the week. The Marketing Photographers Should Do As part of my Marketing Monday […] - [Photography Marketing Email Template](https://tinhouse-studio.com/photography-marketing-email-template/): This template is linked to my recent video about marketing over on my youtube channel. Although you can jazz these up to add a little personality, I do think that this alone is a pretty good way to contact others. This is slightly different to the video version, but either would work fine. Please feel free to copy and paste this; Dear XXXX, I wanted to introduce myself. I am a commercial photographer based in XXXXXX. I specialise in XXXXXX and I have recently been shooting for: LIST OF CLIENTS AND JOBS. I have attached a copy of my portfolio […] - [Phone Photography Challenge](https://tinhouse-studio.com/phone-photography-challenge/): Phone Recycling Campaign  Usage. The primary use for this image is to be as printed media. Images need to be in a4 proportions in portrait orientation with a 20% empty space in the top left corner for copy which is likely to be white. The image will be used throughout Europe for one year. Story  The image needs to be of a used mobile phone and to depict it being given a new lease of life. Moodboard We like the follow images in terms of visual references. Here Submission Please submit your image to advice@scottchoucino.com as a jpeg file at […] - [The Best First Modifier - Food Photography](https://tinhouse-studio.com/the-best-first-modifiers-food-photography/): Getting your first light is a daunting enough task - [How To License Photographs](https://tinhouse-studio.com/how-to-license-photographs/): When I started out in photography, I was more than flattered to be paid £250 for a days work. Compared to my low wage day job it seemed like a dream. However, after breaking a lens of about a similar value, renewing my insurance and making a few upgrades it became suddenly apparent that £250 a day would not cut the mustard. So I doubled my day rate and I was shocked to see that the amount of work I was getting increased too. £500 a day was a markable increase in my income, so along came a studio, some […] ## Pages - [Courses](https://tinhouse-studio.com/courses/) - [Profile](https://tinhouse-studio.com/profile/) - [Reset Password](https://tinhouse-studio.com/reset-password/) - [Registration Success](https://tinhouse-studio.com/registration-success/): Welcome - [Registration](https://tinhouse-studio.com/registration/) - [Privacy Policy](https://tinhouse-studio.com/privacy-policy/) - [Post Production, Editing, Curation](https://tinhouse-studio.com/post-production-editing-curation/): We are going to start adding videos here all about the things we do once the shoot is over. Selecting the final image This is always tough to explain, so we will do a few videos on this. Rather than a planned video, this is more of a conscious stream of what I am thinking whilst selecting - [Product and E Comm](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product-and-e-comm/): This section is specifically looking at pack shots, e commerce and high volume shooting. Top Down Packshots Like the video below, but from a different angle. Simple Packshots This is about as simple a set up as you can do, and it’s highly profitable Marketing for E commerce and Product Photography This video looks at the overall picture for how to market high volume product photography. It goes over a high level view of what needs to be considered Pricing Basic E Commerce Today we look at the basics of pricing E commerce shots. This is just a starting point […] - [Reviews](https://tinhouse-studio.com/reviews/): This is the page where you can now find the community reviews from our facebook group Social Media Reviews Reviewing your social media accounts and working out what its saying about you Lighting Reviews Reviewing your images lighting in our community - [Video](https://tinhouse-studio.com/video/): As the industry progresses and moves on, this is certainly an area we should all be looking at moving into. Stills And Video Together This is a high level overview of the considerations for the new style of mixed media shooting. Photography to Videography In todays video I talk to Rob (a videographer) as a photographer to try and go over some of the questions we have as photographers. Lets Make A Start In Video Lets get started without even shooting anything. I will cover a few basics on the kit I use and show you how to create video […] - [Welcome To The World Of Tech.](https://tinhouse-studio.com/tech/): Be it gear care or fundamentals of the operations of a camera. This is the spot to learn about the tech side of the industry. Spares and Backups My views on backup kit. What you need, how much of it, and when. Some Studio Updates The constant battery issue. Focus stack Vs Technical Camera What is the difference? How To Focus Technical Cameras This is a starting point for cameras and lenses with movements Working With Affordable Lights How to get a cheap light to perform like a good light The Basics of a Parabolic Light These are the key […] - [Still Life](https://tinhouse-studio.com/still-life/): Food, Drink, Product. If it doesn’t talk back, you will find it here. Please scroll down to the bottom if you want to play these in order as they are posted newest to oldest. All videos work as stand alone content, but they are slowly building up and advancing. 12 Crop in Camera or Post? I know this sounds simple, but give it a quick watch 11 Wonky Shots When is it wrong? 10 Food Packet Shots Not a pack shot, but the shot that goes on the packet. These are easy money and worth learning to do. 09 How […] - [Portrait](https://tinhouse-studio.com/portrait-photography/): This page is dedicated to all things portrait photography. Please scroll down to the bottom if you want to play these in order as they are posted newest to oldest. All videos work as stand alone content, but they are slowly building up and advancing. A average portrait sitting Nothing fancy here, just showing you how I work with a subject. Probe lens shoot This was a random idea where our subject Rachel went to grab a bag of crisps as a snack, so we decided to shoot this. SOFT SOFT SOFT The light, not the photo Perfect White Seamless […] - [Industry Secrets](https://tinhouse-studio.com/industry-secrets/): This page will show all videos related to industry secrets. Rather than how to videos, this will be all of the behind the scenes in a business. How We Shot Listerine A breakdown of one of my favourite campaigns in recent years. Updating My Website This is a realtime video of me updating my portfolios within my website. A bit of a thinking out loud job. How we shot Cathedral City A brief breakdown of the shoot, a few examples of the print and one of the videos cropped for socials. Scroll down to see the outcomes. 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This workshop is designed to bring you up to speed and help you confidently create the kind of motion work featured in my showreel. https://vimeo.com/1184021548?fl=ip&fe=ec Here’s what we’ll cover: Commercial Studio Videography Transitioning from stills to motion as a commercial photographer What clients expect from photographers working with video in 2026 Why adding motion to your skillset matters Current industry uses How to price video alongside stills Equipment Cameras Lenses Lighting Building a practical, effective rig The Fundamentals Shutter angle Shutter speed and frame rates Using dual ISO Log formats and working with RAW Key camera settings Understanding the Differences How motion work differs from still shoots Common mistakes (and how to avoid them) Approaching a motion shot vs. a still image Crew, Roles & Shot Planning Who does what on set What makes a strong short clip Finding movement within a still scene Types of shots Building narrative in short-form content Creating GIFs and stop motion Camera Movement Simple, effective movement techniques Adding movement in post-production Using motorised tools Post-Production Working in DaVinci Resolve (including the free version) Colour grading Editing with intention (the “why,” not just the “how”) Adapting edits for different formats Building Your Showreel How to present your work professionally Editing and refining your showreel over time This workshop is all about helping you feel confident stepping into motion—without overcomplicating the process. - [Succeeding In Professional Photography](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/getting-started-in-professional-photography-pre-sale/): You love taking photos. But the business side? Pricing, clients, marketing, money, confidence… yeah, that part can feel overwhelming. We already run a high-level commercial photography workshop focused on big business, agencies, global campaigns and advanced marketing strategies—but what if you’re not there yet?Or what if you don’t want the stress, pressure, and chaos of the commercial photography world at all? Not so keen on moving to London or New York? (I wasn't) This workshop isn't genre specific, but is aimed at anyone looking to make some money with a camera. Be that as a weekend warrior to help save some extra £££ for retirement (or an exciting new toy) or looking to move from the day job to something new. That’s exactly why this workshop exists. This is the workshop for photographers who want to: Work locally Work in a mixed market Build a sustainable income without agency pressure Avoid the stress of full-scale commercial photography Or are just starting out on their photography journey No gatekeeping. No “just manifest it.”Just clear, practical advice you can use immediately. This workshop is delivered via a digital download on the 1st of March. It will cover; 1. Building Strong Financial Foundations Working out the equipment you need Setting up your business finances properly from day one Separating personal and business money Tracking income, expenses, and profit (without drowning in spreadsheets) Planning for tax, slow months, and reinvestment 2. Pricing for Your Local Market Understanding what clients in your area are willing to pay Cost-based vs value-based pricing Creating packages that make sense for both you and your client When (and how) to raise your prices with confidence 3. Defining Your Ideal Client Identifying who your work is actually for Matching your style, services, and pricing to the right audience Why trying to appeal to everyone hurts your business 4. Marketing Your Photography Effectively Where to focus your marketing efforts for maximum return How to show your work in a way that attracts paying clients Turning interest into enquiries—and enquiries into bookings 5. Website & Social Media That Gets Bookings What your website really needs (and what it doesn’t) Portfolio curation that sells your work Social media strategies that convert followers into clients Clear calls-to-action that make it easy to book you 6. Networking & Industry Connections How to use networking events without feeling awkward or salesy Building relationships with creatives, venues, and businesses Turning connections into consistent work 7. Understanding What Clients Want How to ask the right questions before a shoot Managing expectations and avoiding miscommunication Balancing creative vision with client needs 8. Improving Your Work for Your Clients Getting better in ways that actually matter to paying clients Receiving feedback without taking it personally Refining your workflow, style, and delivery 9. Speed, Workflow & Staying Profitable Managing shoot time and post-production efficiently Retouching without overworking images Delivering high-quality results on time and on budget 10. Creating Repeat Business Turning one-off clients into long-term relationships Follow-ups, referrals, and client experience Why reliability beats being “the cheapest” 11. Choosing the Right Services to Offer Deciding what to say yes (and no) to Avoiding burnout by focusing on profitable services Testing new offerings without risking your income 12. Growing From Small Business to Sustainable Brand Knowing when and how to scale Outsourcing, raising prices, or expanding services Building a business that supports your lifestyle—not the other way around 13. Communication Dos & Don’ts Professional client communication that builds trust Handling difficult conversations, revisions, and boundaries Email, contracts, and clarity that protects you 14. Billing Basics & Protecting Yourself Invoicing clearly and professionally Deposits, contracts, and payment terms • • How to avoid scope creep and getting taken advantage of - [Studio Lighting - All You Need To Know](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/pre-sale-studio-lighting-all-you-need-to-know/): This workshop is a digital download which you receive instantly. It is 90% of everything you need to know lighting wise to be a commercial photographer. Lighting doesn’t have to be complicated. In this workshop, I’ll break studio lighting down into clear, easy-to-understand steps so you can confidently shoot images that are ready for global campaigns. If you’ve ever found yourself thinking… Where on earth should I put this light? Why do my shadows look wrong? Do I need one light or five? Which modifier will actually give me the look I want? …then this workshop is for you. We’ll cut out the guesswork and the “cookie-cutter” setups, and instead build a simple framework you can rely on every time you walk into a studio. By the end, you’ll know exactly how to control your highlights and shadows, pick the right tools for the job, and create lighting setups that work—whether it’s for a small shoot or a big commercial campaign. https://vimeo.com/1112589768     - [Studio Access](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/studio-access/): Studio Access is a membership for photographers, filmmakers, and creatives looking to learn directly from an active commercial photographer, videographer, director, agent, and production company owner. Gain practical insights into lighting, colour grading, retouching, pricing, production, client management, and post-production through real-world tutorials and complete campaign breakdowns. Learn how global commercial shoots are planned, executed, and delivered, with techniques you can apply immediately. Members also receive access to monthly live Zoom Q&As and a private Facebook community where I share exclusive industry insights, job opportunities, behind-the-scenes content, and ongoing support throughout your creative journey. MORE DETAILS BELOW   - [Commercial Photography Business and Marketing in 2026](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/commercial-photography-business-and-marketing-in-2024/): Since making the initial Business workshops and Marketing workshops in 2019, we have sat down and updated everything for how the industry is now working. In 2024 there have been major and I believe permanent changes to our industry. Although some of the key elements as to how we conduct business and how we market ourselves are very much the same, there have been a lot of small nuanced changes as well as some pretty big ones. I have also personally learnt a lot since 2019 as well as having become a photography agent over at agent at large and adding this to the mix will hopefully help you all get your work in front of the right people. https://youtu.be/JaCLaLVU4tk   In this workshop we cover a lot of ground including; How to plan you year, 1/4, month, week and days working The business of photography in 2024 How the industry works How photoshoots work What clients want and need in 2024 Fees, estimates, usage and billing clients Passive marketing Active marketing Meetings - what to wear, what to do, what to take Portfolio showings Networking events - where, when and why An in-depth look at art buyers Discussion with my agent relevant to 2024 inwards Discussion with a creative director relevant to 2024 inwards Websites, SEO and social media E shots, mailing lists and finding clients Etiquette for emails, social media and networking Marketing on set   The pre ordered workshop will be delivered by email as a digital download to the email address you have purchased this with on Monday 17th of June - [Christmas Drinks](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/christmas-drinks/): It is that time of year again! We will be having our Christmas drinks Q and A via zoom. The event has limited spaces and I am slightly over subscribing it to account for folks not turning up. The session will not be recorded and will be an opportunity to ask any questions you have. The session is 6pm GMT on Saturday 2nd December - [Set Building 101](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/pre-sale-set-building/): I struggled with set building in still life and portrait photography, but over the past 15 years, it has become a passion of mine. In this workshop, I want to share my knowledge with you, guiding you through the process of creating small sets at home all the way up to larger studio setups. Moreover, I will delve into the art of curating sets, discussing the selection of colors and lighting techniques, while addressing the when, how, and, as always, the why behind it all. What's great about this workshop is that you don't need an expansive studio space to participate. Many of the techniques and concepts can be applied in your own garden or even your sitting room. The workshop is downloadable in the form of a digital mp4 (and Mov) video file. The content will be divided into several chapters, designed to be concise and impactful, ensuring an engaging learning experience. In this session we will be covering; The tools needed The kit needed How to make sets How to paint sets correctly When and why to build sets Selecting the right set for your story Building a set around a shot Lighting a set around a shot Composition of set building Colour selection for set, story and subject Retouching sets in post production + when to fix it in camera PLEASE NOTE - this is a pre sale and the workshop will be delivered as a digital download to you in  on the 14th July 2023 FAQs; http://tinhouse-studio.com/faqs/ Refunds; http://tinhouse-studio.com/refund-policy/ T&C; http://tinhouse-studio.com/terms-and-conditions/ - [How to Build a Commercially Viable Body of Work](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/how-to-build-a-commercial-viable-body-of-work/): In this workshop I'll take you on the journey of building a robust body of work that actually converts into getting you big jobs in the commercial world. This is a one size fits all workshop, regardless of the genre you work in. (The practical examples will be still life related, but applicable to all). Rather than showing you a fancy one off technique to light an image that everyone will copy and have in their portfolio, I'm going to be taking a deep dive into commercial photography, showing how best to approach the building of your portfolio. The aim is for you to produce and/or edit your photography into an original body of work, so you're noticed by the art buyers and creative directors responsible for commissioning the projects you dream of. We'll start at theory and move through to practical examples. This workshop will cover: What's expected from a commercial photographer? What does a commercial photographer need to be? What makes a great commercial photography portfolio? What do clients at different levels look for in a portfolio? A discussion of what styles and genres of work are (and are not) currently viable as a commercial photographer.  How to set about building a portfolio from shoot through to image selection.  How to decipher what's portfolio work and what's just fun photography.  How to achieve the balance of a cohesive portfolio without your work being 'samey'; focusing on solid shoot planning, including lighting, composition and set design.  How to chose the subject you should photograph, and knowing what to avoid.  A walk through of how and why I add to my current portfolio including the photoshoot, image selection, website additions and locations.  How to achieve cut through and relevancy without getting lost in the noise of identical images on social media. My approach to ensuring my work stays current and on trend without losing my personal photography style. Looking at the scope of what should, and shouldn’t be in your portfolio.   FAQs; http://tinhouse-studio.com/faqs/ Refunds; http://tinhouse-studio.com/refund-policy/ T&C; http://tinhouse-studio.com/terms-and-conditions/ - [Photography Business Audit. 1-2-1](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/photography-business-audit-1-2-1/): Are you feeling like your photography business has stagnated? Are you totally lost? Or are you simply not getting to where you want fast enough? If this sounds like you, read on! My photography business audit comes in 2 parts. The first being research (don't worry, I do this part).You fill out a questionnaire then I study your answers and do a deep dive into your photography, the industry where you’re based, what’s holding your photography back, what’s holding your business back, and mostly, what it is you need to change.Once this phase is complete we set up a  zoom call where we discuss all of my findings and create an action plan to help you move toward your goals in a more pragmatic way, rather than hoping for the best. The audit will cover: Portfolios Pricing Marketing Weekly work schedules Ideas for moving forward Ideas for new portfolio work Audit of camera and computer gear owned and needed Audit of website and online presence Any other questions you have during the call If this sounds like a service you need, book in here. - [Colour, Composition and Story](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/colour-composition-and-story/): This workshop is a little different. It starts with the basics and then moves to more advanced topics (you will 100% be able to learn as you go here) for the subject matters that matter the most in photography. This is where the difference from camera club/local pro to high end photographer who gets the big jobs happens. Although not overly technical in the way that a view camera or some advanced lighting set ups are to learn, these are the elements of photography that you can't out source and that most people get wrong and end up being held back by. This is where you make the difference to get noticed as you the artist, rather than being a person with a camera. You can see the work that I produce using this style over on my photography website here www.scottchoucino.com  It's not fun, it's not sexy, but it's really important information.     We Will Cover; Colour theory Colour selection Colour in commercial work Colour manipulation in post Colour as a narrative tool Composition 101 Composition advanced Composition linked to colour theory Composition linked to story telling Narrative in still life commercial work (relevant to product, drink and food) Narrative linked to concept creation and personal projects Pulling it all together to create great images Creating personal projects that get you noticed Selecting the best image from your shoot for your portfolio FAQs; http://tinhouse-studio.com/faqs/ Refunds; http://tinhouse-studio.com/refund-policy/ T&C; http://tinhouse-studio.com/terms-and-conditions/ - [Mentorship with Scott Choucino](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/bronze-mentorship/): If you need a little more long term help, this is for you. My new mentorship programme allows you to buy the calls, and then use them as and when suits you. Sometimes you need a weekly check in, other times you need a bit more time between calls to action the previous calls workload. This service can be tailored to your exact needs to help you achieve your goals in photography - [Photography Pricing Advice](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/photography-pricing-advice/): Does it feel like everyone else is making more money than you from their photography? Are you working for free? Or are you worried your fees are too high? Are you missing out on jobs and worried your pricing is the reason why? (And here's a clue: you can miss out on jobs because your pricing is too low - yes honestly!) If pricing is giving you anxiety then this feedback is just what you need. Here's how it works - once you purchase this pricing advice I will be in touch with a preliminary questionnaire to fill in. This will include sharing details of your services, any marketing activities and pricing. After you deliver this I will complete a full review of your pricing, delivered as an mp4 video file, so you can re-watch it and take your time going through the feedback. I aim to deliver your video file within 10 days of receiving your portfolio. Please note, this option does not include a phone call or email coaching service. If you are looking for 1 to 1 coaching, please take a look at the bronze, silver and gold mentorship packages which all include this portfolio review. If you are looking to simply add a 1 hour video call/'phone call coaching session to this portfolio review you can do so here for £150. - [1 hour Coaching Call](https://tinhouse-studio.com/product/coaching-call/): Is there something you need to chat over about your photography? Do you feel you're a bit stuck and need a push forwards? Do you feel like an imposter? Maybe you have a burning set of questions that need someone who makes their full time living from photography to give their point of view on? A one hour 'phone call or video call can really push your photography to the next level; it's an investment in yours and your business' future. How does it work? This is a 1 hour coaching 'phone call/video call, at a time agreed to suit us both. Once you purchase this coaching call, I will be in touch to take some details from you via a questionnaire. This will be in advance of the call, so we can make best use of the time. After you return your questionnaire we'll arrange a time that works for us both. I aim to have completed the call within 10 days of receiving your questionnaire. Please note, this option does not include email coaching service or a portfolio review. If you are looking for 1 to 1 coaching, please take a look at the bronze, silver and gold mentorship packages which all include a coaching call and portfolio review. 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