How Do You Make A Pirate Ship Photo Backdrop?
Pirates occupied a singularly unique part of naval history. Peppered with names like Blackbeard, or perhaps Jack Sparrow, pirates were demonized and hunted – almost as often as they were contracted by wealthy traders and governments to terrorize and raid the competition. But these days, and thanks in large part to Johnny Depp, anybody can be a pirate for a day. Step 1 Erect an evocative background scene. For the sake of photorealism, you may want to print out an enlarged, high-quality image of a popular pirate hangout. Such hangouts may include the deck of a ship flying the Jolly Roger, the debaucherous island of Tortuga, or the gallows. Step 2 Place some background props. A good pirate ship would be nothing without nets, and a few cannons with which to assault royal tea and spice traders. Pirate ships may also feature holes that conspicuously resemble the outline of a cannon ball. Crates of various sundry goods would be fitting, particularly if they were filled with bottles of questio
