well, since we're all shut in . . .

[flamin lib]

https://learnandsupport.getolympus.com/learn-center/photography-tips/technique/window-light-studio?utm_content=windowlightcta&utm_campaign=2020_04_Window_Studio_US&utm_kxconfid=t5ljhtrz5&utm_source=email_ettips&utm_medium=email&sfmc_sub=5445640

I built a table top studio using foam board, about 3'x3' and lined it with black velvet. Lots of fun with small subject matter.

[BunnyMcGee]

1. I like this

Something to try out, thanks!

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. Omigod, what a great article! Is this you?

The photographer is super experienced and a master craftsman. The photos are superb and should all be exhibited!

I am nowhere near ready for this work, but the little I do know allows me to understand how brilliant these photos are.

Thank you for showing us what's possible photographically.

[Canoe52]

3. Enjoyed your link!

[alfredo]

4. I have a folding light tent. I'm putting it up soon.

I want to do some flower portraits.

That is a good article.

[Talitha]

5. Thanks for the great link!

[Callalily]

6. Quite ambitious!

My kitchen is my "studio", so lighting is not always the greatest.

[Nay]

7. Oh, man, this is inspiring. I have most of the material to do this, and I'm gonna do some

photos next week. (I've got a large crochet project that has to be finished first. A family thing, you know.)