Rent a editorial photoshoot location in Las Vegas, NV

Editorial photography is the art of telling the story of a person through the visual medium. The images can be used as illustrations for a newspaper or magazine but should have as much standalone storytelling potential as possible. Las Vegas editorial photoshoot locations include well known places like the "Welcome to Fabulous Las Vegas" sign that greets guests as they enter the Strip from the south. It's an instantly recognizable landmark that sets the scene for viewers. Or they can be held in a private office, art studio, residential home, or other venue that's important to the subject.

Editorial photoshoots locations should convey a powerful narrative in as few images as possible. So why not try the hotels, resorts, restaurants, and other hospitality locations along the world-famous Strip? You have hotels like the Bellagio,with its instantly recognizable fountains, or the Paris Las Vegas's replicas of the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe. Las Vegas casinos come in an endless variety, all with glowing neon, slot machines, poker tables, and other props to sell the editorial narrative. You'll need permission beforehand with some venues if you're not a guest of the resort, however. Editorial sessions can also be held at day clubs where your subject can lounge beside a pool on a deck chair, sipping craft cocktails. It adds a definite lifestyle element to the scene when you recreate activities people fly to Vegas from all over the world to enjoy! Don't forget about the restaurants, lounges, and cafes Vegas is famous for. Chic editorial venues can be found on top of resort rooftops, in the basements of casinos, and in the outdoor garden of vacation homes or mansions.

Props are an important part of a successful editorial shoot. You'll find that many photography studios catering to editorial work have props included with your booking or rentable for an extra fee. Library books, records, walls covered with license plates, and vintage furniture all add to the story you're trying to tell. Photography studios are the best places for an editorial shoot with a unique look. They come themed to fit specific styles. Portrait studios will have clothing changes and mirrors while corporate photography ones have backdrops and desks to simulate an office. Lifestyle, boudoir, and family photography studios all have props and furniture to create a specific look.