
A chair and a background an we are done, well almost
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Building a small set is loads of fun
And it doesn't has to be expensive.
For our studio we are always looking for chairs, chandeliers, and in fact almost anything we thing we can use in a photoshoot, in the end we will probably open a thrift store 😀

A block can really help out in your studio
We can spend a lot of money on sets and props, but I always love it when it can be done really cheap.
And one of the best investments you can do for your studio is.... a block.

Because old glass is so incredibly beautiful
There will always be something new, better and cooler.
And lenses are no exception. But is it always necessary to upgrade your lens?
Well sometimes yes, if a lens is a lot faster or has a longer/wider range that you need.
But before you run to the store for the latest and greatest also thing about this alternative.
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