I recently wrapped up a product photography project for an Amazon seller — 14 pieces of artificial succulents that needed to be shot for their online store listing. The brief was specific, which I actually prefer, since it removes a lot of guesswork:
- One group composition — all 14 pieces together on a clean white background
- Individual dimension shots — each piece photographed separately so buyers can clearly gauge size and scale
- 4–5 lifestyle images — the succulents styled in realistic home or office settings, so a buyer can picture how they’d actually look in a real space
Why resolution mattered here
All final images needed to be 3K+ resolution — this isn’t just for sharpness, it’s specifically because Amazon’s product viewer lets customers hover/zoom on the thumbnail to inspect detail. Low-res images fall apart under that zoom, so getting proper resolution right from the shoot (not upscaled later) was a key requirement.
Behind the scenes
In the video, I walk through the full gear setup and workflow I used to get through all 14 pieces efficiently — lighting, background setup, and how I moved between the white-background shots and the styled lifestyle shots without resetting the whole scene each time.
Need product photography for your own store?
If you sell on Amazon, Daraz, or any other e-commerce platform and need consistent, zoom-ready product photos — with clean white-background shots and lifestyle images included — this is exactly the kind of project I take on. Get in touch through the contact page to talk through your product list and requirements.