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This is my work area. Its a simple round table with those vinyl picnic clothes you can find at Wal-Mart.
I ripped it in half: one-half taped to the table, the other half clipped to a tri-folding backdrop I made of cardboard and
duct tape. Whole set up was easy and works well. This is during a construction phase so I have my cutting pad
out, along with pictures hanging on the backdrop and plenty of cutting, drilling, puttying, and sanding accessories around.
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This is my setup for taking photographs of the models. I use a few
flood lights bouncing off some white foamcore to produce some indirect lighting. I like GE Reveal lights (even
though my digicam has a white balance). They are like the photographing blue lights (that provide near sunlight conditions)
but are considerable cheaper and last longer. I don't touch up my photos on any software for fear of screwing them up
any further. I shoot with a Canon S40. Great all around camera but macro function could be better. I shoot
on a mini flexible tripod, no flash, custom white balance, macro function on, with a two second timer (to avoid shaking).
I drape a medium size piece of construction paper (that coordinates with the models color scheme) behind the model to provide
a seamless background.
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