FarrahJ
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I get asked a lot about my set up, so I thought I would share some pullbacks. Hope someone finds it helpful! =)
I use 100% natural light...and I'm spoiled with 300 days of AWESOME light...so that probably helps! =)
FAKE WALL & FLOOR:
I have the savage porta-stand and seamless paper (Thunder gray), a roll-up bamboo floor mat (which doesn't seem available anymore from Lakeside, but check ebay) and a skirting board that I bought at Home Depot. I have hardwood floors naturally...and sometimes it, but it depends on the way I want the lines to go.
Final image:
WHITE BACKGROUND:
I use my stand with white paper and a sheet of plexiglass that I got from Home Depot:
FINAL image:
NEWBORNS:
I tend to use a little more flat lighting for newborns because that's what *I* like...but here is an example of my newborn set up. Beanbag with a poppy on top with a blanket clamped to my counter (you could use your stand to clamp the blanket to if you wanted)
FINAL image:
I use 100% natural light...and I'm spoiled with 300 days of AWESOME light...so that probably helps! =)
FAKE WALL & FLOOR:
I have the savage porta-stand and seamless paper (Thunder gray), a roll-up bamboo floor mat (which doesn't seem available anymore from Lakeside, but check ebay) and a skirting board that I bought at Home Depot. I have hardwood floors naturally...and sometimes it, but it depends on the way I want the lines to go.
Final image:
WHITE BACKGROUND:
I use my stand with white paper and a sheet of plexiglass that I got from Home Depot:
FINAL image:
NEWBORNS:
I tend to use a little more flat lighting for newborns because that's what *I* like...but here is an example of my newborn set up. Beanbag with a poppy on top with a blanket clamped to my counter (you could use your stand to clamp the blanket to if you wanted)
FINAL image:
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