Professional Catalogue & Blogshop Photographer in Singapore
🛍️📸 Professional catalogue photography services for capturing dynamic, captivating images.
Rates & Packages for Catalogue Photoshoots
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🌞 Natural Light Portraits
Up to: 1.5 hr + 30 photos
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$100/30-minute block -
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$30/photo (basic edit)
⚡ Flash Portraits
Up to: 1.5 hr + 30 photos
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$100/30-minute block -
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$30/photo (basic edit)
Catalogue Photography Services in Singapore
Stylish. Sharp. Market-Ready.
Catalogue photography is all about presenting your products in the best possible light—literally and figuratively. Whether you're showcasing fashion, accessories or retail products, I create crisp, high-quality images that highlight the details, textures and craftsmanship that make your items stand out.
With a strong eye for composition and professional lighting, I ensure your products look polished, consistent and ready for marketing use. Whether you need clean studio shots or on-location (outdoors or your shop) lifestyle imagery, I tailor each session to fit your brand's aesthetic.
Explore my portfolio to see how I bring products to life through photography. Let's work together to create visuals that captivate and convert.
Focus: Types of Catalogue Photography Skai Offers
- E-commerce, Blogshop Product Shots:
Clean, consistent full-length images.
- Styled Lookbook Shoots:
Fashion-forward layouts for new drops or collections.
- On-Model Clothing Photos:
Realistic representations of fit and flow.
Audience: Who Skai's Catalogue Photography Is For
I work with both local and international brands looking to shoot in Singapore—and I specialise in clean, flattering, scroll-worthy product imagery. My clients know that sharp photos sell and they're willing to invest in visuals that elevate their brand.
- Blogshops & Online Stores:
Whether you're launching or refreshing your catalogue, I deliver consistent, high-quality looks across your range.
- Fashion Brands & Boutiques:
From basics to seasonal drops, I help you showcase your pieces beautifully and clearly.
- Creative Teams & Stylists:
I collaborate with art direction in mind, ensuring the photos match your vision.
- Anyone Selling Products Online:
Whether you're a one-person show or a full-scale e-commerce business—your visuals matter, and I've got you.
Venues: Locations Skai Covers for Catalogue Photography
Catalogue shoots need clean, stylish visuals that sell the look and feel of the product. I shoot on-location anywhere in Singapore—even in low-light or nighttime conditions—thanks to my professional lighting setup and experience. Once you've confirmed your shoot, I'll advise you on the best location to match your brand and concept.
- Photo Studio:
Great for achieving a polished, editorial-ready look with full lighting control.
- Indoor Locations:
Stylish indoor spaces for lifestyle or editorial-style product imagery.
- Client's Home:
Perfect for home-based brands or relaxed, relatable aesthetics.
- Outdoor Locations:
Urban backdrops, minimalist walls or natural landscapes to match your style.
- Other Locations:
Whether it's a co-working space or a location unique to your brand, I adapt easily to ensure your collection looks its best.
Locations for Catalogue & Blogshop Shoots
A catalogue photoshoot can be done in various locations, such as photo studios, outdoor and indoor (house, hotel etc).
A business owner should consider both the effect/ feel of the photographs and budget when deciding on the location.
Photo Studio Catalogue
The common and traditional catalogue photoshoots are done in a photography studio with plain backdrops. Having a plain backdrop can avoid distractions since the focus should be on the apparatus.
On the other hand, studio photography is easier as compared to outdoor photography in many aspects. It's more comfortable to do a photoshoot in a clean and dry place with minimum insects. Moreover, the photoshoot can also be scheduled at any time of the day since it's not affected by the sunlight. Eventually, the photographer doesn't have to battle the everchanging sunlight and weather.
Since it's easier and faster for the model to change into different outfits, it's suitable for a large fashion catalogue that has many outfits.
Challenges
Since a studio photoshoot likely requires more strobes, especially for a solid white backdrop, the effort to set up the studio strobes and light modifiers may be more tedious.
Outdoor Catalogue
Outdoor catalogue photoshoots are modern and trendy. It gives viewers better visualisation of wearing or holding the apparatus in a real-life scenario.
Challenges
Creating good photographs outdoors requires the expertise and experience of the photographer. The quality of photographs is affected greatly by the weather. It's more difficult for the model to get changed and thus it may not be advisable for a large number of outfits.
Indoor Catalogue
An indoor catalogue photoshoot can be done at a residential or commercial place. Since it's easier to decorate the place as compared to an outdoor catalogue photoshoot, the result can turn out to look even more stylish than an outdoor one. At the same time, it also enjoys many benefits of doing a studio photoshoot, especially the comfort level.
Challenges
It may not be easy to source for a nice indoor place and extra costs may incur. In some situations where professional lighting (high-end photography) has to be set up in order to create a better presentation, the furniture may pose difficulties in the placement of the lighting equipment.
Product Catalogue
A product photoshoot doesn't always have to be presented in the usual lifeless way. A model can inject fun into the photoshoot while the expression can speak a lot about the product, which can influence the opinions of the viewers.
This tactic has been employed by TV commercial advertisements and also adopted by brands that use posters for advertisements.
Be it apparatus, accessories or even food, the pictures can be done creatively.
Choice of Catalogue/ Blogshop Model
The selection of the model for a catalogue/ blogshop photoshoot is crucial, especially for catalogues with a large collection or/ and clients with lower budgets.
The main requirement of the model is that his/ her complexion must be generally good, or at least to a standard that professional makeup can conceal any skin issue. The body type must fit the intended apparatus.
The looks of the model will greatly affect the branding of the products. This explains why when you look at posters of many fashion outlets, not all models have excellent facial features, but somehow, you don't see major flaws in their skin, especially for female models.
One way to fix skin issues is through photo-editing. However, professional skin retouching (advanced editing) requires a huge amount of time and thus is expensive. Therefore it's not advisable for catalogue photoshoots to include such dedicated work in order to keep within the budget and yet able to produce good quality pictures.
About: Skai the Catalogue & Blogshop Photographer
My main focus for photography is on portraiture and fashion photography is one of the most common portrait genres. This is how I have built my foundation for creating catalogue pictures.
Outdoor Fashion Catalogue
My forte is on outdoor photoshoots because the ever-changing weather makes it more challenging as compared to both photo studio and indoor photoshoots, and this is where I outshine others. A modern fashion catalogue photoshoot can be done outdoors and this is the same reason why many people have chosen outdoors for their corporate photoshoots.
High-End Catalogue Photography
Photography is more than just clicking the shutter button on the DSLR. As lighting is one of the most crucial parts of photography, I take it to a higher level by including professional lighting. This is known as high-end photography. It makes the photographs look more professional.
My style in portrait photography is towards lifestyle, which allows the models to move more freely; therefore, they look more relaxed and not as posey. My main clients are non-professional models and my experience helps me to work well with anyone.
Studio Catalogue Photography
For studio photoshoots, I take it to another level by setting up a makeshift studio at any location. Of course, I will be better geared at my tiny home studio.
Get everything right during the photoshoot
While it's an income opportunity for photographers to get more skin retouching work (advanced editing), it's actually a tedious process, which not every passionate photographer would enjoy doing. I prefer spending my time doing more photography work to doing post-production work and I believe in getting everything right during the actual photoshoot.
Book Your Catalogue/ Blogshop Photoshoot Session
Before we begin, please note that I can only accommodate a limited number of shoots, and thus, it's best to book my photography services in advance to ensure availability. If you're truly passionate about high-quality, impactful catalogue/ blogshop photography and ready to invest in capturing your best self, let's create something exceptional together!
Contact Me
To discuss for a catalogue/ blogshop session with me, head to my contact page and text me via WhatsApp, indicating your purpose and the package you're interested in.
Package Consultation
We'll discuss your requirements and preferred style and see if we're a perfect match. We'll also go over package options and pricing.
Place Deposit
If we are comfortable with each other, you can place a 50% non-refundable deposit to confirm the shoot, and your date and time will be reserved.