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Great Photography Prop and Backdrop Ideas

The following prop and backdrop ideas are recent trends in event, family and engagement photography. All of these, when used correctly, can bring a unique and memorable dimension into your portrait photography
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Old front doors:
If you can find an antique front door, you will get a great shot...guaranteed. If the door is painted a bright color, even better. Again, use your photo editing program to make the color of the door richer and the photo brighter.


Rain:
Yes, rain can be a photo prop. First, make sure your camera can withstand the rain and that your subjects are willing. Then set up a tripod. You will want to shoot these photos using a slow shutter speed so that the rain drops will show in your photo. You may have to take a few test shots to get it right, but once you have it down, the photos will be unforgettable.

An antique car:
Like antique bikes and doors, antique cars add a rich touch to a photo. If you are shooting a wedding, and the couple has rented an antique car to send them off; make sure you get a few posed shots before they leave the building!

Antique bike:
An action shot showing a guy or girl riding a colorful, antique bike makes such a happy shot. If you edit the photo to make the colors seem brighter, you end up with an even sunnier shot.

Small chalkboard:
Yes, a picture is worth a thousand words, but when you use a small chalkboard to convey a message, your photos can be worth a little more than a thousand. Using a chalkboard as a prop allows your subject/s to speak through their photo. Just a short message can be very powerful.

There are lots of ways you can create your own in-home studio backdrop on a budget.

Find a location with good natural light.
• Face your backdrop towards the light source.

Be creative.
• Use a sheet, fabric, table cloth, or blanket.
• For $8-$50 (depending on size), you can get a large roll of seamless paper in any color.

Find an easy solution for hanging your backdrop.

tools and materials.
Use tacks or self adhesive hooks to hang backdrops from walls. Safety pins and sprain clamps are also great to have on hand to hold backdrops in place. Gaffer Tape is a good type of tape to use for backdrops. It's easy to tear and doesn't leave a sticky residue.
 
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