'How to Make a Rustic Photo Backdrop for Dark Food Photography'

'Stop paying hundreds of dollars (and hundreds of hours) hunting down rustic barn doors for your food photography backdrops. With a $16 sheet of galvanized steel (purchased from your local hardware store) and a handful of easy-to-find tools and paints, you can create stunning, perfect-sized sheets for your shots.   When trying this at home, I recommend working in the sun on a warm day. Your paint will dry so much faster. And, as mentioned in the video: this is an art, not a science. Use these basic techniques and start playing. You really can\'t mess these backdrops up.  Wondering about the bleach spray? I spray a light bleach-water rinse between layers to create a variety of textures on my backdrops. Water  or water+salt solutions work, as well. No matter what you use, always work outside, in a well ventilated area. And don\'t forget the mask and plastic gloves. (I didn\'t wear gloves and had stained hands for weeks. Damn! There were no syrup-pouring shots for days!)  Subscribe below! So many more tutorials and photo hacks on the way. You don\'t want to miss any of this fabulous ish!  For daily food photography tips & tricks, come join my Facebook group:  http://bit.ly/food-photography-FB  SUPPLY LIST & MORE: http://www.cheekykitchen.com/blog/2016/3/3/sjjivmzx2vz46iuej5g8grwjpdnrux FOOD PHOTO TIPS: Delivered daily on Instagram @cheekykitchen' 

Tags: photography , food photography

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