LOL! And I see Baby Bear has climbed in just to make sure old Goldilocks doesn't steal his spot! You are a NUT! A BRILLIANT nut! LOVE YOU! And glad you found a solution!

I have the same set up but what I feel works best is a white background and placing the ligths on the figure so it does not cast shadows. It is a little tricky but the results are wonderful. I use the small tent for taking pictures of my beaded bracelets and mystical chairs because they require the lights to be closer to show off the beading and intricate work. I think it depends on the subject which method would work best. You just have to keep working with it. I take all my pictures because I know best what angle I like the best. Your blog is wonderful!

Oooo you went through too much trouble Judi! I need to get mine finished so I can photo the set up for you. I had it set up once before we built the new studio, but had to take it down. I have it half set up right now, still have to put the sides up. Your going to kick your self too, you know that don't ya. Hehehe!!!

I don´t know if this will work for you but it does for me. An entry on my blog:
http://mariyarn.wordpress.com/2006/12/09/photos-in-the-dark-of-winter/

Ji Judi, love your dolls and your light tent! I got one for Christmas, mine is 30" and I can't wait to use it! Doug is making me wait to open it. :(

ok, my first comment did not appear so trying again! I love your dolls Judi and the candlestick challenge looks like something we need to do for our club. Love your light tent! I got one for Xmas, cant wait to use it.

Ooooh I need a light tent! I'm trying to be cheap and figure out how I can rig something up to do the same thing. It sure makes a difference with pictures.

Nice to meet you...came over from...someone's site on Blogger. Can't even remember now!

Nice work!

Lisa