I really liked her images and the thought that was behind them but what I liked even more was they way she talked about family (and other things that are truly important like friends and life in general).
So I took the time to dig deeper into her blog and found a post she did about Isabella's birthday and shooting a bracelet using a hardware store light that cost her under $4, some white cardboard, and a reflector.
Below are two shots from that post but be sure to check out the entire $4 DIY studio post as she shoots the bracelet several different ways, when you are done you will want to look around "My 365 Days of Reality" and Sandra's website as well.
7 comments:
Thanks for posting, this is brilliant!
Neat. I'll have to check that out!
Simple and cheap. what more could you want.
this is great to find, because i shoot products for a new clothing company and have been thinking about buying one of those light boxes to shoot products in. now i can try making one myself! :)
Simple and very effective setup. Thanks for sharing it Scott.
Last summer I did a DIY product studio of my own, following this advice:
http://strobist.blogspot.com/2006/07/how-to-diy-10-macro-photo-studio.html
Great idea. i certainly have a lot of white foam board "scraps" left after cutting backing for prints.
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