Studios designed for the way you shoot
Flexible, light-filled spaces for portraits, content shoots, and creative work — available to rent by the hour.
What they’re saying
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★★★★★
“All of First north’s locations are my go to for indoor sessions. Everything is always well melts and organized and the owners are very helpful, communicative and make everything so easy to access and use!!”
Sydney J.
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★★★★★
“Love this studio! The lighting is stunning, the place is always clean, and the prices are super affordable! You can see the time and effort the owner puts in to this place to keep it looking the best for photographers! Highly recommend!”
Tori W.
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★★★★★
“I do so many of my photoshoots at First North! My clients love the studio and I love the floral installs and different seasonal setups they do throughout the year. There is so much room for creativity within this studio.”
Allison K.
About First North
A growing collection of natural light studios for photography, videography, and content creation
First North was built by the hands of Chelsea Reece, a photographer who saw a need in her community for studios that truly supported creatives. With her background in lighting and years behind the camera, she understood what makes a space work — not just visually, but practically.
She created First North as a place where dreamers, doers, and small business owners could show up and create with confidence. What began as one small space has become a collection shaped by real experience, designed to help others bring their ideas to life all while creating in an environment that truly sets their imagery or content apart.
For Photographers, by a photographer
Studio spaces that understand what you need — because they’re designed by people who actually shoot in them
Every studio is curated with you in mind. With flexible layouts, natural light, and thoughtful styling, each space is designed to help photographers and creatives do their best work. Whether you're shooting clients or content for your business, you're in the right place.
