It can be challenging to keep your lifestyle photos refreshing and inventive, and we know how important it is to showcase your products visually with props. Whether it’s for social media or to improve your website, we have compiled a list of prop ideas to ensure your products get the best results.
Use your product’s ingredients as props
Showcase your product’s ingredients to show your audience what goes into making it visually. Product photos are the primary element your potential customers will encounter when viewing your products. You can grab attention immediately by showing them what they might miss by ignoring the description or ingredients list.
Serving suggestions
Are you selling an edible product? Show how your product can be used visually by showing it in a completed dish. Showcasing how customers can use your product is an excellent way for your potential customers to have ideas on how to utilise your product and how delicious it looks outside the packaging.
Create a background using props
If your product has especially busy packaging or multiple parts, it can be challenging to create exciting photos without losing your product to props. This is where the background becomes essential. You can create intriguing product backgrounds using water or fabric to create an inviting photo without focusing on your product.
Hand Models
Suppose your product’s packaging is considered busy or has multiple parts. In that case, it can be challenging to create exciting product photography without your customers losing focus of your product to the props used. This is where your choice in the background becomes critical. For example, you can create creative product backgrounds using water or fabric to create an inviting photo without focusing on your product.
Tutorial
You can create a tutorial to show the steps to using your product by using several photos or even create a 3-second video of it in use. Then, answer any questions about your product before the customer reaches the description and show precisely how easy your product is to use.
Translating a brand
If your product is a luxury item, consider how to showcase your item alongside props that support your luxury. For example, include props in the background that support that luxury feeling. Similarly, if your audience is children, it is better to utilise bright and bold colours and shapes to entice a younger audience.
Utilise Colour in your props
Firstly, research what colours you want to be associated with your brand. For example, yellow and orange evoke hunger, making them great as a background for food products. At the same time, blue suppresses the appetite; therefore, it would be less effective. Choose colours that evoke the feeling you want your potential customers to feel and pick props based on those colours.
What do you think about these prop ideas? Let us know in the comments.
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