Humble start to a home studio

[Lurchorama]

I wanted a place dedicated to small "studio" kind of thing.
Its nothing more than a sheet, a curtain rod, and a table underneath.

Next is some wireless flash gear and a softbox.


IMGP0604.jpg by Mr Lurch, on Flickr


IMGP0606.jpg by Mr Lurch, on Flickr

[JanOD]

My daughter-in-law started out pretty much the same way, though she takes portraits and has chair/s for people to sit on. She now has a photo business, takes portraits of families and kids, weddings, dance school portraits, videos.... Though her studio has grown a bit in size, (and she has all the proper lighting/flash) she still uses this same type method in her home, as well as taking it with her to the recitals and such, has different colour sheets.... It's a great start!

[Lurchorama]

My first set of wireless triggers showed up yesterday.
But I needed a second softbox/thingy for the second flash.



BTW; the elcheapo CowboyStudio triggers? they kinda rock.

[Lurchorama]

Was in Aldi today. Spotted some boom microphone stands and thought 'I can do something with these'.
Found some bolts, a touch of (crude) welding and *Ding*


IMGP0628.jpg by Mr Lurch, on Flickr

[richardb]

As fun as more creative, you'll be in photo shooting.
Yes, No difference in ones working life or hobbies.

[Rattus79]

If you want a bigger soft box (bigger box = softer light) try using a foam Vege box from the markets. Cut a hole in the short side, and insert flash head, whack a white scrim on it and you've got a pearler for next to nix!

Edit:
Love your boom mic flash stands!