Cheap photo Studio

If you have problems with the natural lighting and don’t have money for quality artificial lighting, maybe the solution for you could be this DIY Project - DIY Softbox Spiderlite.

Looking for an inexpensive way to make yourself a variety of backgrounds for your food and small object photography? Get ideas for taking better food and craft photos for your blog… Or take better pictures for selling small items on ebay… Part 1… Make yourself a pallet studio- on the cheap, and see how you can change it up!

I know you love continuous light ring lights, both for stills and video, however, one of the most common responses is that it is too complex to build and the need for woodmanship. Well, aside from providing paper furniture and raw beauty dishes, IKEA seems to have solved the ring light issues as well. With the (sadly discontinued) Kvartil Chandelier. Sadly IKEA, not realizing the product potential for photographers, has discontinued the product. The concept however is too good not to be…

Explore Celesa Felix's photos on Flickr. Celesa Felix has uploaded 144 photos to Flickr.

So, you moved your light off camera (very good) and looking for some new ways to explore more lighting options. Some of the most interesting light can come from doing the unexpected with your flash. Here are five great techniques to boost your off camera lighting. After exploring those five you'll have a great toolbox for shooting pictures with off camera flash.

My food photography setup is simple and inexpensive but provides the space I need to capture some really great shots.

Ever since I started food blogging I've been wanting new food backgrounds but couldn't find them anywhere. I checked in ikea and found wood pieces that were too shiny and didn't work well. Over the

The overall illumination look that has become so popular is most easily attained by using a ring light, shooting close to the subject through the center of the light. Learn how to build and use you…