It’s the most wonderful time of the year for photographers… holiday portrait season! Now is a great time to review your studio background and prop inventory, and consider trying out a new color or even pattern to spice up your portrait sets! If you’re looking for a new, beautiful seamless background, check out ten of our favorite seamless paper backdrop choices for fantastic winter fashion looks!
1. Olive Green Seamless Paper
Olive Green is a deep, rich color for fall and winter season portraits. It adds enough color without being too bright or vibrant, which can sometimes take the focus off the subject. This color complements beautifully with any skin tone!
Photo by Caleb & Gladys
2. Mocha Seamless Paper
Mocha’s warm, inviting brown tones will make your subjects look extra cozy in their winter studio session.
Photo by Caleb & Gladys
3. Gray Sky Seamless Paper
The cool tones of Gray Sky will make your model feel as though a snow storm is brewing in the studio!
Photo by Ryan Walsh
4. Ivory Seamless Paper
Ivory will bring a cool and crisp feel to your wintertime shoot without letting the snow into your studio!
Photo by Ryan Walsh
5. Egg Nog Seamless Paper
Just like Ivory, Egg Nog will bring a cooler atmosphere to your shoot – make sure your subject is bundled up!
Photo by Ryan Walsh
6. Dove Gray Seamless Paper
The light gray tones in Dove Gray Seamless Paper make it perfect for any portrait you will shoot this season!
Photo by Ryan Walsh
7. Chestnut Seamless Paper
Like Mocha, Chestnut will create a cozy warm atmosphere to your studio that works great through both fall and winter months.
Photo by Ryan Walsh
8. Charcoal Seamless Paper
This ultra-dark gray always brings elegance and sophistication to portraiture, and pairs well for any style of shooting from headshots to pets to fashion.
Photo by Ryan Walsh
9. Blue Jay Seamless Paper
Be bright and bold this winter with Blue Jay. This cheerful and vibrant blue is icy and will be a fan favorite with anyone who comes through your studio.
Photo by Ryan Walsh
10. Black Seamless Paper
A black background is an essential color for any studio any time of year, but especially in the cooler months when there will be heavier traffic through your studio. Create moody portraits on this staple color.
Photo by Ryan Walsh
Are you trying out a new winter backdrop this season? Let us know which one in the comments below!
