I have finally put the last finishing touches on the studio... for now... LOL
Take a peek ♥
Take a peek ♥
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Cozy seating for mom and dad - Catch up on some light reading
Champagne bucket filled with refreshments and Sweeties (as my grandma calls them)
...with a cherry on top ~ handmade red velvet cupcakes with butter cream cheese icing
Handmade white chocolate candy crowns and animal shaped white chocolate
dipped oreo cookies *drool*
Everyone needs a little something salty with their sweeties
Sofa table with organic lollipops, lemon drops, and pre-sterilized
vanilla flavored soothie binkies
I crochet and knit each and every hat.... I hand sew the fascinators and floral headpieces to coordinate with specific sets. I custom design each session for your newborn. No two sessions are exactly alike
Stage right... two of our stage sets
♫...to the left...to the left... ♪ two more sets
backdrop stash... in progress
blanket storage
geoooooourgous! love every detail! a pity you live on a different continent :)
ReplyDeleteWow your studio puts mine to shame!!! Love all the white and all the ruffles, SO CUTE!!
ReplyDeleteWow Tracy!!! I love what you have done with your studio!!! SOOOO Jealous! It looks amazing! Your going to have tons of business in no time!! Good luck!
ReplyDelete@Aheufa Thanks for the blog love!
ReplyDelete@Skye Quit it... you are my inspiration. I've always wanted to do a completely shabby chic room.
@Tiff Thank you so much... I know, I need to cultivate a little patience.
Wow, how exciting for you, a studio! Take your time to build your clientele and take deep breaths and breathe it all in for this is an exciting time for you. It's just truly a lovely working space, well done!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful attention to detail. Can you elaborate on how your background storage works?
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I too, would love to know how you hang your backdrops. Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI have crazy studio envy! I would also love to know how you hang your backdrops. I have no idea what to do with all of mine!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely amazing and inspiring! Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteFound you through pinterest and I LOVE your newborn photos. Very beautiful :) And your studio space rocks :)
ReplyDeleteHow did you develop the backdrop organization?
ReplyDeleteI'm curious about your backdrops too, are they just fabric you bought and cut? Or actual backdrops? Where did you get them? Thank you for the post, super helpful!!
ReplyDeleteCan I just say I am trying so hard not to envy you right now!!!! You are so creative and talented, and I LOVE your pictures, they are all SOOOO amazing! I hope I can eventually be at least a tenth of the photographer/artist you are! Haha!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely sweet and adorable looking, I would also like to know how you hang your backdrops because it looks like a real efficient way of hanging...
ReplyDeleteThanks
I'm curious about your backdrops too! Beautiful studio.
ReplyDeleteI'm in love with your studio set up.. found you on Pinterest! Would love to learn how you hung your backdrops. Please share!
ReplyDeleteYou make the most beautiful things!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it, love it! Where do you get your back drops??
ReplyDeleteAmazing studio! You are inspiring me!
ReplyDeleteIn L-O-V-E!! Great space to work in. Can I ask you what type of light are you working with that we see in a snapshot of your studio?
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with us such a beautiful workspace.
Can you please tell me how you store your fabric backdrops? I have a huge problem with the fact that I have to iron all the time. It appears that the wire is landscape fencing but is that a piece of wood attached to the fabric? If so what kind and how? I love that idea!!!! You do beautiful work! My email address is tammybrownphotography@hotmail.com or I am on fb at Tammy Brown Photography. Thank you so much!
ReplyDeleteamazing studio!
ReplyDeleteI also would love to know how you store you backdrops!! Please email at stephanie.stolzman@gmail.com! Thank you!!
ReplyDeletejust BEAUTIFUL!!! : ) I'm sure you're loving each and every sweet little bit of your studio!
ReplyDeleteI'm following everyone, do you buy your back drops or are they just pieces of fabric? Inquiring minds want to know! :D morriahedenphotography@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteThanks! LOVE LOVE everything about your work
I would love the info on your backdrop storage (amanda@latedabebe.com) ... very CLEVER! Your work is amazing! Thanks, Amanda
ReplyDeleteLove your space, would also love to hear about ow you store your fabric/backdrops. . .emily@emilydavisphotography.com
ReplyDeletewhere do you get your backdrops from!?
ReplyDeletesbphotographybystacy@gmail.com
Okay ladies.... finally got a tutorial up for the backdrop system http://flyingfigphotography.blogspot.com/2012/07/backdrop-hanger.html
ReplyDeleteMost of my backdrops are purchased from my local Joannes Fabric
I love the holder for your hats. Where did you get that from? Such a creative way to store/display them
ReplyDeletethey sell those at ikea i saw them the other day i regret not getting them now =)
DeleteI strung together 3 drying racks from IKEA found here http://www.ikea.com/us/en/catalog/products/80189663/ Easy peasy :)
ReplyDeletePlease tell me how you hung your backdrops and where did you purchase the backdrops from? Thank You
DeleteDaniela
MyLittleStinky@gmail.com
In also a fan of the way you hung your backdrops, it looks pretty neat.
ReplyDeletehere is my email, in case you do a tutorial, thanks in advance.
berenice-flores@hotmail.com
Hey Berenixe - tutorial is up on the blog :)
DeleteTHIS is amazing, sooo inspiring... thank you for sharing with us!!
ReplyDeleteHi there! Such an inspiring and beautiful studio! Thank you so much for sharing! I was wondering where you got the wood flooring for the sets? Please let me know! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for the tutorial on the fabric backdrops! Genius! I just had a quick question, what are your stages made of? Almost looks like twin box springs with bed skirts, but that wouldn't be sturdy enough...am I close? Love your studio!!!
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteMy name is Cassandra Lindquist and I am the manager of Precious Time Photography. You may have heard of us. We typically shoot twice a year on location for several well-known national children’s stores (i.e., Pottery Barn Kids and Janie & Jack). We are looking for artistic children’s photographers to shoot for us this March in the Janie and Jack children’s stores. We are interested in editorial, fun photographers. We love photographs that show kids being themselves. Based upon the quality of the content in your website, it appears that you would be a great candidate to work with us. I love your work!
Note: This is not a natural light shoot. You must use studio lights.
The shoot will take place during the following approximate dates:
Shoot: Early March
View: Late March
You would be photographing children digitally, on location in the store by appointment. You will need to have all of your own photographic equipment and a laptop computer. We like our photographers to shoot and sell their own work. The pay is commission-based and generally falls between around $350 to $750 per day. In addition to the pay, this arrangement is beneficial to you because it also allows you to promote your own studio. If the customers enjoy your work . . . you have instant access to many affluent, potential future customers.
If you are interested in possibly working with us after reading this email, please let me know and I will send you more information. Please get back to me as soon as possible, as I am actively looking for photographers in your area.
If interested please respond via email to: precioustimelc@gmail.com
Regards,
Cassandra Lindquist
Precious Time Photography
www.yourkidsreally.com
ph - 208.691.9690
fax- 866.614.8821
Lovely studio. Would love to know where you get your faux wood flooring?
ReplyDeleteI get them from Pepper Lu
DeleteWow!! its awesome Photography!!
ReplyDeleteWe offer you same day portraits, family portraits, high quality portrait photography to capture timeless moments of you and your family in Madison Heights, Detroit MI, Michigan.
Please tell me how you made the "clamps" to hang the material backdrops??
ReplyDeletesorry i'm trying to find the tutorial on how to hand the backdrops to the hangers and wood can you email me a link maybe. emtlyn@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteWhere did you purchase your risers from?
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ReplyDeletePlease email with backdrop information. cmills_1_2002@yahoo.com
ReplyDeleteGorgeous studio set up you have, or had, since it has been many years. I was wondering if you created this in a room with no windows? I only have a large storage room in my basement with no windows that I am trying to figure if it is possible to create awesome photos in such a dark space, with only non natural lighting. Thanks in advance.
ReplyDeleteBtw, my name is Cheri. Signed on thru my husbands account.
ReplyDeletedid you mean you make the fasteners? not fascinators.
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