Got a passion for photography but don’t have a lot of money or space to dedicate to your hobby? Weblog Telovation details how to build a closet photography studio for relatively cheap and still get great results.

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The easy-to-make closet photography studio is always set up, and only requires a small portion of a spare bedroom closet. With the flick of a switch, you’re ready with the proper lighting and tent setup to create those perfect studio-quality photographs every time.

If you shop around, you should be able to build the closet photography studio for about $100.

As our friends at Lifehacker AU point out, you’ll want to make very sure you remember to turn off your mini studio’s lights after each use (bright studio lights shining in a closed up closet sound like a recipe for trouble to us), but the actual setup is clever, very minimal, and the results certainly look professional. Be sure to hit the link for the full details.

Of course, this isn’t the first DIY home studio we’ve seen, so if this one’s not up your alley, check out a simple DIY photo softbox, this $10 macro photo studio, or—for some serious fun—this high-speed photography studio for your garage.

Closet Photography Studio [Telovation via Lifehacker AU]

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