11 Unique Photoshoot Rooms in Portland To Uplevel Your Content

Looking for photoshoot rooms in Portland to inspire your next project? We understand! We’re huge fans of Portland, Oregon, one of the coolest cities not just in the Pacific Northwest but in the United States as a whole (and we might even go so far as to say the whole world!). The city is absolutely bursting with creativity, and that includes lots of interesting and innovative photography projects. If you’re a photographer, this means you’re bound to find awesome locations for photoshoots in Portland.

We at Peerspace have assembled a list of 11 unique photoshoot rooms in Portland to help you find indoor photoshoot locations that will take your content to the next level. Just keep reading to get inspired and to get a taste of what Portland has to offer – and maybe one of the spaces on this list will even be the perfect fit for your planned photoshoot!

1. The tabletop studio

Need a photo studio that includes a kitchen for a cooking- or baking-themed shoot? The Tabletop Studio has you covered! It’s an 800-square-foot natural light photo studio that comes with a kitchen. Not only that, but it has been expressly “designed for food, beverage, product and lifestyle brands and creatives”. It’s an awesome choice of photoshoot room in Portland if you’re a creative who’s focused specifically on food.

2. Green screen studio

Here is another somewhat niche yet totally great photoshoot room in Portland. It’s a green screen studio for those who’d like to add a background of their choice to their photos. The rental includes the green screen cyclorama, in-house video lights, a chair for hair and makeup, dressing room, a green room with more than 1,200 vinyl records, and more. In fact, check out the space’s listing for the full list of amenities.  

3. Industrial natural light studio

This industrial natural light photo studio is chock-full of useful and high-quality features and amenities. It has four huge west-facing windows, which let in tons of natural light. The comfortable space also has all-white walls, floors, and ceilings and includes an assortment of interesting props and plants, a nine-foot rotating paper backdrop in your choice of colors, a small workspace table, clothing rack, steamer, and more. 

4. The photographer’s creative zone – open air studio

Looking to hold your photoshoot in a studio, but still want the fresh air associated with an outdoor shoot? This open-air studio has the best of both worlds! As the hosts describe it: “Photographers will find a variety of one-of-a-kind backgrounds and covered areas that will add a rich variety of options to your clients ideal for image making … At different times through the day there are natural light opportunities and four light filtering rooftops that provide soft shade and protection from light rain. A combination of natural and strobe lighting has been our preference over the years.”

5. Film/photo location – modern stylish home

If you’re seeking a designated photoshoot space that also happens to have the feel of an actual home, we’ve got the perfect photoshoot room in Portland for you. This modern stylish home and film/photo location is in the city’s historic and welcoming Cully neighborhood. You’ll find an open floor plan with a huge grand piano, two covered outdoor seating areas, a gourmet open kitchen, and tons more. There’s even a recently-remodeled garage with a cork floor, mood lighting, 200-inch screen/projector, an art piano, and a stripper pole! There are so many spaces to explore here and your photoshoot is sure to be a success. 

6. Natural light studio with exposed brick

This natural light studio is an ideal photoshoot room in Portland and one of our faves. We’ll let one of the many glowing reviews speak for itself. “This space was a photographers dream – amazing natural light, tall ceilings, and 4 or 5 different set up spaces within the space so we could play around with different aesthetics. The host was very kind and responsive, and made us feel very welcome. I would most definitely rent this space again, and recommend it to anyone looking for a beautiful space to rent!”

7. Downtown natural light studio with a view

Another natural light studio, this photoshoot space has an incredible view to make it even more impressive. The inspiring vista adds to the studio’s appeal for your photoshoot rooms in Portland project! In fact, the windows look down over downtown Portland and let in tons of natural light throughout the day.

8. Parisian-inspired space with impeccable natural light

For photographers who wish they could travel to Paris, but lack the funds, the time, or the energy, we’ve got a fabulous alternative: this Parisian-inspired space for photography shoots! Just take a quick look at the photos included in the listing to see the quality of photos you could take here. It’s located in the Ford Building, a more than century-old warehouse in southeast Portland. It also “blends Parisian-inspired textures and tones with a historically industrial setting.” What a find! 

9. Urban indoor studio with skylight

This 1,000-square-foot indoor studio is ideal for indoor strobe or continuous light photography but also works for other forms of photography. One of the top benefits of this location is the fact that the rental includes Profoto D2 and D1 strobes at no extra cost! As the hosts describe it: “This space is for anyone looking to gain access to professional tools at an affordable price.” 

10. Inner SE industrial photography studio

It’s tough to go wrong with this high-quality and reasonably priced industrial photography studio as one of your photoshoot rooms in Portland! It’s an 800-square-foot space with 14-foot ceilings and also includes four empty industrial rooms for your use with high ceilings, exposed galvanized pipes, and reclaimed hardwood floors.  

11. Downtown studio with cyc wall

For those seeking a large-scale cyclorama wall, this downtown studio will be right up your alley. But that’s not all it has to offer! There is also top-notch equipment as well as tons of unique props that you can use freely. In fact, the hosts note, “If you see a prop somewhere in the studio and want to use it in your shoot, as long as it’s not glued to the wall, you can use it.” 

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