I had seen that light boxes help make great pictures, so I added one to the mental wish list. Especially after I saw the prices of them. Having one quickly went to the bottom of the wish list.
Fast forward a year. I decided to bring the idea back to the forefront. Googled light boxes and found a website that gave instructions for creating a simple and inexpensive one (http://ourmedia.org/node/253481). I bought three pieces of foam board from Michael's (since I was only making my box 15" x 15"), and white duct tape and two $9 lights from Home Depot (another gift card).
Here's the box:


The pictures taken inside are phenominal!!!!
Here's the before:

And here's the after:

Sooooo much better!! Don't you think?
Well, signing off as I've lots of re-shooting and playing to do!
1 comment:
Great job! I have to use one of these boxes to photograph a lot of my boyfriend's lampwork glass pendants. They sure do help! Good job!
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