Photography studio storage

Light stands were taking over my floor space. I make stuff and Ihave created few accessories for my studio. Each device was made with scrap wood so the price was right!

Storing seamless paper rolls in your home or studio is always a bit of a task, especially once the collection has grown over the years. Although there are off-the-shelf options, I found that this simple $20 build does a great job. Before giving away a load of unwanted rolls, I had about 35 of them precariously leaning in the corner of my studio. It drove me mad for years. I

Hello & Welcome! I am Jess! I am a Newborn Photographer in El Dorado Hills, California and I have been a Professional Newborn Photographer for 8 years but it didn’t start with Newborn Photography. I did wedding photography for a few years but when my nieces were about to be born, I started looking into Newborn Pho

It costs money to make money; yet, having a photographic studio can put your business on the map. One way to avoid getting into lengthy and costly rental

A few weeks ago we shared a custom-built workspace by a photographer named Tom Brinckman. This week we have a glimpse into photographer Dan Jahn's dream

Big Hue is a creative production studio making custom content for brands with a focus on food, beverage, and product.

Chaos in the studio leads to time wasted, frustration, and an unsafe work environment. Keep your studio organized and tidy with these solutions! Creating a Studio Stand Rack The above image and solution comes to us from Robbie Sokolowsky, owner of the Tribeca Journal Studio who built a C-stand rack by mounting hooks directly into