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The Artists Toolbox: Photography StudiosHearing the word studio makes me think of expensive rooms with top of the range equipment, fantastic lighting and only professional awesome photographers inside of it. In reality however, you can create a Photography studio for just about any type of Photography and it doesn't have to cost very much.The Artists Toolbox: Photography Studios by ^Kaz-D
The Macro Studio
Macro Photography can be undertaken pretty much anywhere, but sometimes you just want to shoot something in a neutral environment with a plain, unobtrusive backdrop. Many photographers shy away from doing this because they think it's too complicated - actually you would be doing yourself a favour if you did try it, it can really help improve your work.
For starters, you don't even have to have expensive flash. You could use any lamp that you can easily move around, to give a bit of light into your mini studio. You also need a couple of sheets of card or paper, and a cardboard box. The sizing is completely up to you and up to the size of the o
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), come strumenti non uso granchè, faccio quasi tutto con le dita qualche volta mi aiuto un po' con stuzzicadenti e aghi, più spazzolini e cose varie (tutte rigorosamente riciclate ) per fare le textures 
), mi ci riempirei la casa xP ecco giustappunto: cosa consiglieresti ad un novellino, per iniziare? 
Le volte che ci ho timidamente provato, non sapevo bene come/dove iniziare, cosa comprare e cosa no :S però dai da vicino ci si vede ancora, no? Almeno per adesso ), io preferisco il fimo Soft perchè è molto più facile da lavorare, il Fimo Classic e il Cernit sono durissimi, se non sei abituata ci lasci il tunnel carpale 
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