Converting my shed into a home photo-studio... suggestions?? *pix*

[bassrebel]

Hey Guys... I want to convert my shed into a home photo studio... I already cleaned the big mess in it... I'm just looking for tips or suggestions on how to make it look like a studio... I want to hide the "racks" with all the stupid stuff I have there...

anyways... here are the pics

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y180/pikzz/IMG_6964.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y180/pikzz/IMG_6963.jpg

http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y180/pikzz/IMG_6962.jpg

Thanks

[LW Dail]

Oh my, one of my other passions!

Hubby and I have flipped 9 houses in the past three years. Love it!

So, here are my thoughts. Assuming we're on a budget, if not, let me know and I can easily increase the capital outlay!

- drywall walls - no texture
- paint ceiling black
- Drop a wire grid in the ceiling for low voltage or http://www.garbes.com/track/flex-components.html lights
- paint racks on right silver or black
- tear out the shelves on left
- concrete stain floors

You can easily make this as elegant or as sleek/modern as you'd like!

Good luck! We're moving and one of my requirements is a 'studio' area. Can't wait to see what we end up with.

Please post after shots!

[mfreddo]

How high are the ceilings?

[jpon2]

My guess would be to go for the biggest amount of empty space so you can move equipment around and get different distances from the camera to play with light, focal lenghts, ect. I say, keep it simple.