Conversations with Jost, a German traveller (shooting with me here,) lead to version two of the pseudo studio which was much more sturdy. I replaced the fibre glass upright poles with stainless steal ones, altered the over head diffuser and lengthened the backdrop to bring it right down to the ground. - kljcreative photos and video oneclearvision

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kljcreative > A pretty crude early trial just a white background.

kljcreative > Version three of my outdoor studio - or pseudo studio. The modifications I made this version were to include both a black and white backdrop and improve the overhead diffuser. This allows me to easily shoot the same model on both backgrounds. This location was not so ideal as I prefer to have bare earth in front as it reflects a nice warm light back onto the subjects.

kljcreative > It was fun to set up my pseudo studio and share the experience with other photographers up in a Karen village.

kljcreative > A selection of before and after shots on both black and white backdrops. The top two images are the RAW files from the camera. The bottom two I have edited first with Lightroom and then Photoshop. On the white image I did not have to touch the background as it was a nice clean white. With the black (as I typically do now,) I have darkened the background to take it to 100% black. I have also balanced the colour on both images concentrating on getting a nice skin tone. Asian skin certainly looks more vibrant against black. Thanks K. Jiab for being our model.

kljcreative > Setting up Version One of the studio up in Mae Lai (my assitant Win's home village.)

kljcreative > Setting up Version One of the studio up in Mae Lai (my assitant Win's home village.) Grandpa was really wondering what we were doing.

kljcreative > Conversations with Jost, a German traveller (shooting with me here,) lead to version two of the pseudo studio which was much more sturdy. I replaced the fibre glass upright poles with stainless steal ones, altered the over head diffuser and lengthened the backdrop to bring it right down to the ground.

kljcreative > Thanks to Meldoy for the photos!

Conversations with Jost, a German traveller (shooting with me here,) lead to version two of the pseudo studio which was much more sturdy. I replaced the fibre glass upright poles with stainless steal ones, altered the over head diffuser and lengthened the backdrop to bring it right down to the ground.