Published: 3rd Mar 2020
The good news is that Britain has a plethora of places to consider, whether you are looking for backdrops that are dramatic and colourful or edgy and interesting.
Parents with baby models or those with youngsters in child modelling or teen modelling may well wish to amass their own selection of super shots for family memories.
Adults who are fashion models might wish to combine a fun-filled trip with taking some photographs that have a special meaning yet also look great.
This might involve taking selfies in a range of different locations or putting friends and family members behind the camera then posing while they snap
For coastal drama try Holkham Beach on the North Norfolk coast. The skies here are famed for their sense of space and openness and the magnificent golden sands seem to stretch endlessly when the tide is out.
Gwyneth Paltrow was seen walking across the beach here in the closing shots of hit movie Shakespeare in Love.
Head south to the Jurassic Coast, which runs between Exmouth in East Devon and Studland Bay in Dorset. Take great care and do not stray from known routes, such as the South West Coast Path, and find some breath-taking, rugged scenery.
Look out for pretty coves and beautiful bays, where children might enjoy playing on the sand, as well as having photos taken. Adult groups could look out for striking natural rock formations, such as the Durdle Door arch.
Those looking for an undulating, verdant setting to use as a backdrop could head into the Peak District National Park. Depending on your fitness levels and the amount of activity you want to undertake, you can plan walks and stops here in an array of picturesque places.
Those with children may wish to stay in lower level locations whereas adults can head up hills and mountains for stunning views. Again, stick to official footpaths and trails, and ensure members of your party stay safe at all times.
Britain is blessed with some wonderful waterfalls – some of which are really only accessible to seasoned walkers. Others, however, can be reached by car and are then just a short walk.
High Force Water at Forest-in-Teesdale, in County Durham, stands at 22m high and will offer some exciting background action, as well as leafy surroundings.
Looking for something with less beauty but more edge? The UK obviously has a myriad of possible urban settings, but don’t wander anywhere that doesn’t feel safe.
Brick Lane in London can make a colourful setting, with its market stalls, vibrant shops and general buzz. Keep an eye out for traffic in places and for bikes whizzing by as you shoot – and enjoy being somewhere with a good choice of cafés and eateries when you want a break!
