Professional Dance Photography NYC $249
- Tal Levy / Tals Studio
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Professional Dance Photography NYC
Professional dance photography is about more than simply photographing a dancer in motion. Great dance photography captures technique, movement, athleticism, personality, expression, and the individual qualities that make each dancer unique.
At Tals Studio, we offer professional Dance Photography NYC for dancers who want high-quality images for portfolios, auditions, social media, performances, agencies, and personal use.
Our one-hour dance photography session is especially well suited for dancers who are new to the industry and want to build a strong collection of professional images. In addition to photographing some of your best movements and poses, we focus on creating polished portraits and headshots that can become valuable additions to your dance portfolio.
Package Details
1-hour professional dance photography session
75–100 photographs taken during the session
10 final professionally retouched images
Receive your final 10 images within 72 hours
High-resolution copies perfect for printing
Low-resolution copies optimized for online use
Online gallery for proofing
Unlimited poses
Unlimited sittings
Unlimited changes
Full usage rights
The one-hour session provides enough time to photograph a variety of dance movements while also creating strong individual portraits and headshots.
Professional Dance Photography in NYC
Dance photography requires a combination of timing, movement, composition, lighting, and direction.
At Tals Studio, we work with dancers to create photographs that showcase both their technical ability and personality.
Your session can include:
Dance movement photographs
Jump photographs
Extension poses
Turns and movement
Contemporary poses
Ballet poses
Jazz poses
Hip-hop movement
Character poses
Dance portraits
Professional headshots
The specific movements and poses can be adapted to your dance style, experience, and portfolio goals.
Dance Photography for New and Emerging Dancers
If you're new to the dance industry, the one-hour package is an excellent way to begin building a professional photography portfolio.
A strong dance portfolio should show more than technical movement.
It should also communicate:
Personality
Confidence
Expression
Versatility
Presence
Individual style
Our goal is to capture what makes you a unique dancer while creating images that can be used for professional opportunities.
professional dance photography nyc
Dance Portfolio Photography
Professional photographs can be an important part of a dancer's portfolio.
Your final images can be used for:
Dance portfolios
Auditions
Casting submissions
Agency submissions
Dance schools
Competitions
Social media
Personal websites
Promotional materials
The session is designed to provide a mixture of movement photographs and professional portraits so you have a versatile collection of images.
Dance Headshots Included in Your Creative Direction
For dancers who are new to the industry, we don't focus exclusively on dance movement.
We also want to create strong headshots and portraits that can complement your portfolio.
A professional dancer's portfolio may require both action photographs and clean portraits that allow casting directors, agencies, choreographers, and other industry professionals to see the dancer clearly.
During your session, we can create a combination of:
Dance action photographs
Full-body portraits
Half-body portraits
Headshots
Character portraits
Expression-focused photographs
This combination gives you more flexibility when selecting images for your portfolio.
75–100 Photographs During Your Session
Approximately 75–100 photographs are taken during your one-hour dance photography session.
This provides a broad selection of images with different:
Movements
Poses
Expressions
Angles
Positions
Dance combinations
Portrait styles
You'll receive an online proofing gallery where you can review your photographs and select your favorite images.
The package includes 10 final professionally retouched images.
10 Final Professionally Retouched Images
The package includes 10 final retouched photographs.
These images are professionally prepared for both print and online use.
High-Resolution Images
High-resolution files are ideal for:
Dance portfolios
Printed portfolios
Audition materials
Promotional materials
Posters
Prints
Low-Resolution Images
Low-resolution files are optimized for:
Instagram
Social media
Websites
Online portfolios
Email
Digital submissions
Final Images Within 72 Hours
We understand that dancers often work around auditions, applications, performances, and submission deadlines.
Your package includes delivery of the 10 final images within 72 hours.
This gives you a professional collection of retouched dance photographs without a long turnaround period.
Unlimited Poses, Sittings, and Changes
Your one-hour session includes unlimited poses, sittings, and changes.
This gives you the freedom to explore different movements and looks throughout the session.
You can also make wardrobe changes to create variety in your final portfolio.
Professional Lighting and Direction
You don't need to know exactly how to pose for a professional dance photoshoot.
Our photographer will provide direction throughout the session and work with you to create strong compositions.
We'll pay attention to:
Body lines
Extensions
Positioning
Facial expression
Movement
Balance
Camera angle
Lighting
Composition
The goal is to create photographs that showcase your movement while maintaining strong visual composition.
Dance Photography for Different Styles
Our studio can accommodate dancers working in a variety of disciplines, including:
Ballet
Contemporary
Jazz
Hip-hop
Modern dance
Musical theater
Commercial dance
Performance dance
Other dance styles
Your session can be customized around the movements and photographs that best represent your abilities and personal style.
Professional Dance Photography Studio in Manhattan
Tals Studio is a 3,500-square-foot professional photography studio in NYC.
The spacious studio provides room for dancers to move while allowing us to work with professional lighting and controlled studio conditions.
Tals Studio115 W 29th Street, Suite 606New York, NY 10001646-300-2216
Located near Penn Station, our Manhattan studio is convenient for dancers traveling from throughout NYC and the surrounding area.
If you're searching for Dance Photography NYC, a dance photographer in Manhattan, or a professional dance photography studio near Penn Station, Tals Studio provides a professional environment for your session.
40+ Years of Photography Experience
Tals Studio brings 40+ years of photography experience to every session.
Dance photography requires an understanding of timing, lighting, composition, movement, and posing.
Our photographer, Yoni, works with dancers to create images that capture both the movement and the personality behind the performance.
How to Prepare for Your Dance Photoshoot
Bring Your Dancewear
Bring the clothing and dancewear that best represents your style and discipline.
Depending on your portfolio goals, you may want to bring multiple looks.
Bring Appropriate Shoes
Bring the footwear required for your dance style, if applicable.
Prepare Your Best Movements
Think about the movements, poses, jumps, extensions, and combinations that best demonstrate your abilities.
Bring Multiple Outfits
Wardrobe changes can help create more variety throughout your gallery.
Get Plenty of Rest
Dance photography can be physically demanding, especially when performing jumps, extensions, and repeated movements.
Arriving rested can help you perform at your best.
Who Is Dance Photography For?
Our Dance Photography Session is ideal for:
Beginning dancers
Professional dancers
Emerging dancers
Dance students
Competitive dancers
Ballet dancers
Contemporary dancers
Jazz dancers
Hip-hop dancers
Musical theater performers
Dancers building professional portfolios
Dancers preparing for auditions
Whether you're just beginning your career or updating an existing portfolio, professional dance photography can help showcase your skills and personality.
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