Camera equipment storage

A beautiful before and after of a photographer and blogger's home office closet. See her camera lens drawer organization and removable wallpaper details.

Now that I'm settled into my new 4200 sq. ft. studio, I have a ton of space. However, that wasn't always the case; in a smaller space, organization was the key to sanity. Tripping over gear and frantically searching for grip equipment is frustrating and doesn't look good in front of clients. I believe if you have an organized workspace that organization will be reflected in

Experiment with these photography office ideas to establish a work environment and demonstrate to the client your professionalism and do everything in style and comfort for successful work.

Bought a cheap mop/broom holder to store stands and tripods. Time to order another for the rest of my stands!!!!

One of the big frustrations I always run into with camera stuff is the amount of little fiddly bits you end up with. Grip gear is especially aggravating

Light stands were taking over my floor space. I make stuff and Ihave created few accessories for my studio. Each device was made with scrap wood so the price was right!

Here is some of the gear I own and travel with regularly for video jobs. Starting at the top left, going down: XTPower Battery pack ND Filters Canon 24-105mm f4 L lens [Link] Tokina 11-16mm f2.8 lens [Link] Tamron 70-200 f2.8 lens [Link] (top right) Rodemic Pro [Link] Tamron 24-70 f2.8 [Link] Rodelink lav microphone with Canon 50mm f1.8 below...

Tool storage trolley with padded drawers for storing camera lenses