 Debby A. Tabb |
STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY #21 STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY AND THE BUSINESS OF #21 WELCOMES ALL MEMBERS WHO LOVE STUDIO PHOTOGRAPHY AND PORTRAITURE . PART #6: PART #7:http://www.betterphoto.com/forms/qnaDetail.php?threadID=20455 PART # 8: PART #9 PART #10: PART#11: PART#12: Part #13: Part #14: Part #15: Part #16: Part # 17 Part #18: Part #19: Part #20 IT IS GREAT WE HAVE SO MANY NEW PEOPLE JOINING IN AND ADDING SO MUCH FUN!!!!
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Debbie Vega |
I'm here, deb
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Debby A. Tabb |
Debbie, Wow! you seem so busy between baby and business,I can't beleive your the first one on!lol,lol. Hope all is going well for you.
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Debbie Vega |
Not so busy debbie, not a whole lotta work either, paid that is.. too nervous that I'll mess up if someone pays me.. anyway reason am on so early is I like to check my email with my coffee while sophie watches her morning show while we both wake up.. It's my only solitude through the day.. Did you check my last maternity shoot, I would love it if you could take a look and offer any advice.. I am well aware that thelittle girls white top did not go at first but we were on a roll so we decided not to change till they took a break other than that.. I thought the pics were pretty good.. they are @ debbievega.photoreflect.com ragland maternity.. password is riley hope you are well, deb
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Christine Herr |
Just checking in. Hope everyone is well. :-)
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Liza M. Franco |
My actual workspace is 7.5' x 14' The room is an attic conversion. I have obstructions to work around such as a chimney and a plumbing pipe that runs straight up through the house to the roof for plumbing pressure. So although the room is larger, I'm limited on workable space. I have my main backdrop setup on one wall and on a small side wall I have set up the royal princess scene. I just thought it would be fun to give some ideas on how to work with what you've got. I just move the lights around as needed or use the great natural light in the room. I also have one more spot that can be used for head shots. I bought a $3.00 window shade and a bunch of $.44 bottles of acrylic paint, threw on a pair of old jeans and had some fun. I pull the shade down and have an instant backdrop. It is also amazing for blocking out unwanted sunlight. Let’s face it, most of us want bigger and better…but we can find creative ways to work with what we have at hand. It is your studio so have fun with it.
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