emimi asked:


I have many a match but I don’t have the stuff to light them nor do I have a lighter, so is there a way that I could use another surface to light them with?

James G asked:


I collect Polystone sculpts and 12 inch figures. I want subtle lighting for these figures. They are in my movie room and would like lighting that will not be to bright. I’m thinking a strip of light on the top or bottom of each shelf. Do I go with warm light or cool light?

Smiley!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! asked:


I have a little bit of lighting, but not enough. I am also not sure how to install it. Can anyone tell me what I need or where to get it or how to install it? Thanks.

laura asked:


My husband is into photography as a hobby and has been talking about getting some lighting to take portrait type photos. What brand/type of lighting could I buy him for his birthday without spending a ton of money? I don’t have any knowledge about photography so help would be great.

sk asked:


I am getting ready to finish my basement and will be designing an area with backdrops, etc. so that I can take pictures of my son. I have a decent camera for a point and shoot (Canon A630)…and am hoping to start taking some portrait shots of my 1 year old. Since the basement has little to no natural light, I am wondering what type of lighting I should install in order to get quality photos. Do I need to invest in lighting specifically geared towards photography or can I re-create that type of lighting by finishing out the area with a certain type of light? I don’t know much about the different types of photography lighting available, but I can use some of the advanced options on my camera. I am definitely still an amatuer in photography, but I am hoping to improve. Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!