Buying all the necessary equipment to get started as a photographer, either professionally or just as a serious hobby, is very expensive. So finding a way to save a little money is always of great value.
By making your own photo backdrop, you can both save a little money and express your own creativity.
Denise Miotke's article on betterphoto.com tells you How to Make Your Own Backdrops.
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