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Savage Dark Gray Washed & Reversible Muslin is made from high-quality, non-reflective cotton and offers the convenience of two different looks from one backdrop. Ideal for creating a smooth, seamless background virtually any time a backdrop is needed. Our Washed & Reversible Muslins are a perfect choice in situations calling for a more muted, blended background.
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This photo album was shot by fashion photographer Alba Soler and features our Dark Gray Washed Muslin Backdrop in a beautiful setting. See Full Gallery>>
When you’re traveling as a photographer, unless you have a truck that carries your entire studio with you, considerations have to be made with regard to space and size that will greatly influence the kind(s) of backdrop you carry with you.
Whether you’re on the road or in a studio, the second most important thing you’re going to pay attention to is background. It’s safe to say that the least amount of distraction behind your subject will make for a better picture. So let’s consider photo backdrops, and most specifically, muslin backdrops.
Photographer Zhang Jingna recently used a Savage Dark Gray Washed Muslin in her shoot titled "A Rose". See Full Gallery>>
Muslin backgrounds are easy to transport, lightweight, and fold up nicely whether you want to store them or take them with you on a job. They look extremely professional and hang or drape perfectly creating interesting soft shapes in the background of your photographs. They come in many different styles, which can make deciding on the one that is best for your project a tough choice.
Admit it photo geeks! When you look at a photograph of a model you don’t always zero in on how the shot was composed, nor the model’s eyes. You inspect the backdrop. You check its texture, color, how it was lit, and how well it complements the model. At least I do, because that’s what I look for during the creative process while shooting.
Muslin backdrops are kind of the Rodney Dangerfields of the photography industry. Like the dear departed comedian, they often don’t get much respect. And, they have a similar world-worn, beat-up look to them (at least most of them do). But these aren’t necessarily bad things.
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