Building a portrait studio...

Here is my journal to record events as I embark to transform my unused "Sunroom" into a operating portrait studio. Much of the information I will use to do this is from www.studiolighting.net and also from anywhere else I can find online.

Tuesday, October 18, 2005

Studio floorplan

Studio floorplan
Originally uploaded by Codejoy.

Here we go, the floorplan to my sun room. This shows my thinking of how to set up my studio. The width is getting tight supposedly (although sears portrait studio is not even close to 10ft wide, its like 5-6ft wide. So I am not sure what a real width for a studio should be...

Rest of the details on the image.

# posted by Shane @ 9:35 PM

Comments:

Don't forget the two that helped you measure this room .. ok :-)

I am speaking for Serena and I.

# posted by  OPA : 4:00 PM

 

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