A fine workplace.
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Here’s my studio setup for macro photography:

A comfortable working environment.
The large backdrop and platform are from the Studio Dogs project.
The small backdrop/frame is for macro work, using either a ring light or studio strobes. It comes with a selection of colored backgrounds on coated vinyl, making for easy clean-up when required. Note the counterweight on the boom arm. Everything is pretty much at eye level as my back has seen better days!
The wireless remote transmitter for the strobes is atop the Leica SL2-S which has a wired remote fitted. The sturdy B&S head ran me all of $20. The equally sturdy vintage Linhof S168 tripod can be found in any number of variations on eBay, none of them cheap nowadays.
The wall mounted monitor on the left is for tethered shooting with Lightroom. The rug covers strobe cables to prevent tripping.
It’s a fine work environment. This image of my two Light Lens Lab optics, the 50mm Cooke Speed-Panchro and the 35mm 8-element Leitz clone is a 12 image focus stack made in Helicon Focus and took mere seconds to make. Optically and mechanically outstanding these two are equally at home on the M11 or SL2-S bodies:

Illuminated with the LED ring light.