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How I Shot It - Simple One Light Portrait Studio Setup in a Garage
The beautiful thing about photography is how much can be achieved with very little. A studio setup isn’t necessarily a $250/hour space with a cyclorama, a wall of windows for natural light and mounted stands for various shades of seamless gray paper. A studio is wherever you can setup and make it work. Gear:
Canon 5D Mark III Canon 85mm 1.2L II Broncolor Siros L 800Ws Savage 36″ Shoot Through Umbrella
In this case, the studio consisted of a s…
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How I Shot It - Simple One Light Portrait Studio Setup in a Garage
The beautiful thing about photography is how much can be achieved with very little. A studio setup isn’t necessarily a $250/hour space with a cyclorama, a wall of windows for natural light and mounted stands for various shades of seamless gray paper. A studio is wherever you can setup and make it work. Gear: Canon 5D Mark III Canon 85mm 1.2L II Broncolor Siros L 800Ws Savage 36″ Shoot Through Umbrella In this case, the studio consisted of a s…
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