* CLICK HERE FOR MY AMAZON STOREFRONT WHERE YOU CAN FIND SOME OF THE TOOLS WE USED – or click the links below. I take no responsibility for what he may or may not say about me 😉 SUPPLIES FOR PHOTOGRAPHY BACKDROP/WALL ON WHEELS: TIDBITS (aka Kevin – my amazing builder man). *Turning all commentary over to the hubs, Mr.
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Be sure to stay tuned to see our rolling table for the space and how we organize our other necessities to make this one power house of a garage! POWER TOOL TIME!! – How to Build a Wall on Wheels
Let’s get started on the tutorial! I hope this comes in handy for some of you! Maybe you don’t need it now, but be sure to PIN IT for your someday dream studio set up. Let me know in the comments below what you could do with a wall on wheels? Better yet, what creative adaptions have you had to make when finding yourself in less than ideal situations? I’d love to hear of your ingenuity! Now, this is not my ideal situation for running a home decor business, but we are bound to make the most of it. Moving and rotating this big wall is a breeze with the swivel castors. I imagine changing out the color when needed will be an easy swap. The paint colors are Benjamin Moore, China White and Silver Lake. We added a bar on top to hang drapery or other backdrops like photographers seamless paper and other creative options that might present themselves.Īnd you noticed both sides of the wall right? One is a smooth, creamy white wall and the other a blue bead-board wall. Why are we in a rental home? Find out HERE. You might also like to see what our garage looked like before we painted the walls.Īnd if you are curious why we can’t use the inside of our rental, these images of the dark and brown space might clarify (nice, but far from my style). Let me know if you know of any sources! Thank you! I’m on the lookout for some affordable faux roll-out flooring to help with that problem. The only thing bothering me is the gap we had to leave under the baseboard, which allows us to roll it and move it. Here I played with some of our lavender harvest to see how the shots would turn out. We have the added bonus in this garage of a side window, to which I added a layer of sheer and solid white curtains to filter the light any time of day. I discovered how much I love garage directional lighting years ago while taking photos of my husbands building projects, so I knew it would make for a great temporary studio. I’ll even be able to easily move the wall to play with shadows and different directional light. I hardly had to adjust my sliders and my go-to self created Presets were waaaay too effective. I was amazed when I went to edit this batch. Normally post processing my photos in Lightroom is a large part of how I get most of my light, bright and soft photos.
You can also get a better idea of the size with a wee little 7 year old in front of it. Let me demonstrate the bright, soft directional lighting I was able to achieve in our garage with this backdrop. TIDBITS and I will walk you through start to finish on this building project, made 1000 times easier with our handy dandy green Ryobi tools. I’ve had those thoughts, multiple times in the months we have been in our rental home.Ĭan you relate? Look no further than your garage and this tutorial, my friends! Mr. Have you ever found yourself thinking – man I get so sick and tired of taking down and setting up tripods, lights, microphones and other filming and photo equipment? Or perhaps you’ve dreamed of the perfect place with the perfect soft lighting to stage and photo products, people and passions?
All thoughts, opinions, and photos are my own, and I’m so grateful to have the support of a company we love! Be sure to check out Ryobi Nation for more inspiring how-to’s and tutorials. Catch the DIY tutorial and photo results for this dual-sided Wall on Wheels photography and filming backdrop, which is key to our garage studio while here in our temporary rental home.
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