12 Beautiful Pride Photoshoot Ideas To Celebrate The LGBTQIA+ Community

In sharp contrast to our last photoshoot idea, this one takes you to the club for a different kind of celebration of self. Whats more celebratory than dancing with friends? Suit up in your finest going-out attire and hit the streets.

4. Bump and grind

In sharp contrast to our last photoshoot idea, this one takes you to the club for a different kind of celebration of self. What’s more celebratory than dancing with friends? Suit up in your finest going-out attire and hit the streets.

Looking for a more private setting? No worries, this nightclub venue in Hawthorne, CA was referred to by a Peerspace reviewer as: “…phenomenal. I had an emergency location change at the very last minute, and Mykel and team helped make it happen. I am very pleased with their customer service and plan on coming back to this space in the near future. This space is a gem and a filmmaker’s dream as there are many different themed sets available. You have the ability to CREATE.”

5. Late for class

Traditionally, schools and classrooms have held a lot of negative associations for the LGBTQIA+ community. They were the socially awkward crucibles that formed our identities, where acceptance wasn’t always a given. For this shoot, we’re suggesting you take your Pride photoshoot ideas and use them to transform a potentially traumatic environment into one of acceptance.

Deck the halls with queerness and show the principal just how proud you are by re-vamping this traditional 1950s classroom in Chicago into a palace of queer identity.

6. Ghosts of prides past

Got some spooky Pride photoshoot ideas? Then you’ve come to the right place. This shoot will let you take a quirky spin on Pride with one that indulges in some of cinema’s favorite tropes: haunting, ghosts, and spirits from the past. This doesn’t have to be a haunted house shoot, but can be a fun way to imprint signatures of queerness on a ghostly tradition.

Looking for a spooky mansion set in Nashville? Check out this rad studio set that looks like an abandoned building. In the words of a Peerspace reviewer: “Incredible place, so many possibilities with the sets they offer. Warren was super easy to work with and we will definitely be back”

7. Childhood dreams

While certainly in line with #5, this shoot takes a different route to recreating your childhood associations. Wish you could have represented your queerness at a younger age? With this shoot, we’re asking you to do just that. Go back to those early scenes from childhood and give them your own 21st spin.

Need a treehouse in Salt Lake City? No problem, we’ve got this idyllic child’s fantasy suite in the trees for you that’s prepped and ready for your shoot. The host had it built for a production and now rents it out to others looking for that one-of-a-kind treehouse vibe.

8. Take me to church

Pride photoshoot ideas like this incorporate the setting of trauma for some, but that also represents a space to be reclaimed and remade into a queer haven. Churches! Aside from that, churches also present a very photogenic setting for your shoot – natural light, old wood interiors, large windows with colored glass, churches really do have it all.

For the Boston local, you’ll need to take a gander at this historic example of a church in your area. It’s more than 5,000 square feet of wooden splendor, complete with pews, a pulpit, and stained-glass windows.

9. Dancing all the way home

There’s a lot to say about dance. It can be elegant and raw, beautiful and rugged, closed and exposed – while we may make dance sound like a bundle of contradictions, that’s because it is. Most of all, dance is photogenic and can make for a great outlet to express your emotions and let off some steam.

Looking for a ballet studio in Portland? Come check out this light and airy dance studio that’s available for rent. It’s an all-white space with high ceilings, French walls, and massive windows that let in plenty of natural light.

A Peerspace user who booked it for a shoot shares: “Amazing experience using this space. Perfect natural light and beautiful furniture for a photoshoot. The host was very friendly and awesome too!! 10/10 recommend. :)”

These lifestyle photoshoot ideas help you source inspo for various niches. Check them out!

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