Your Studio

[arigram]

We have shown our darkrooms, our cameras and our faces, we should also show our studio space.
So, go on, post photos of the indoor space where magic happens and don't shy away with the details, it might be helpful to someone creating their own studio or doing a make over.
Mine, is just the living + dining room of an old apartment building. It measures about 4m square with 3m height for each room and actually its more of one large space divided into two. Unfortunately I can't remove the divider, but the double doors open enough for me to back up with the camera while the model and lighting stays in the other space.
It works well and managed to paint and decorate it in such a way it feels very personal to me and pleases even my visitors.
Oh, the legs. They are to remind me that the world is beautiful.
There is also a hanging print of Corto Maltese in one corner you can't see.

Any other details you would like to know?

[David A. Goldfarb]

Good idea, Ari. I've moved this to the Misc. Equipment forum (I thought Lighting, but a studio is more than lighting), since this is very much an on topic thread (and the Lounge is for off topic threads), and made it a sticky.

[dpurdy]

http://dennispurdy.com/studioshot.html

This is my first attempt to use the apug tool for putting an image on. If it doesn't work then the link I copied on will work.
Dennis

[dpurdy]

hmmm the image didn't go on so clearly I don't understand. but the link should work.
Dennis

[David A. Goldfarb]

You put in a URL for the page referring to the image, but not to the image itself (the jpg file)--

[david b]

nice studio dennis

[Travis Nunn]

Great thread.

I wish I had a studio. There's simply no room in the small condo I live in right now. I'm building a house though and it will have a darkroom that can do double duty as a studio.