Diy product photography backgrounds

Try this easy tutorial that uses inexpensive plywood and materials to create your own DIY photography backgrounds for food and crafts!

Go behind the scenes to see how to build your own studio for your food photography.

Last week I answered question of “do you really neeeed a white background for handmade product photos?” and the big answer was NOPE. You do not. But, you do need a simple, neutral background. Those kinds of background don’t have to break the bank either. Here are 5 ideas for cheap or free backgrounds for […]

This food photography board is a simple DIY project that can be completed in a weekend and can give beautiful texture to your food photography backdrop!

Make your own light studio using tracing paper, foam board and a roll of white paper. Easily folds away for flat storage. Plus, how to get natural light with lamps.

Photography backdrops can be expensive. Here's how to make your own DIY Food Photography Backdrop to take your food photography to the next level. Check it out now, or Pin it for later!

Since launching Bessie Bakes Backdrops in 2019, I have received so many questions about how to stand up backdrops so that they can be used as the fake wall behind your scene. This is a great question, and the good news is I have 3 easy ways that you can hang our lightweight physical, super-thin...

Do you use a sweep in your portrait or large product photography? Sure a roll of paper several yards in length is necessary for photographing people and large products, but what about food and small products? Walking into a bakery or the back of a kitchen with two C stands and a large roll of paper is not going to work in the often small kitchen shooting environments. Whether

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