I've been a bit under the weather for the last week and busy wrapping up all my January projects. At some point mid-month, I was approached with 3 or 4 offers for new jobs or projects, and I took them all on.
Lesson learned: you do not have to say yes to everything.
I did, however, finish up a ton of felt brooches and list them in the shop:
I've been working a lot on my photography, and I feel like I've definitely improved in the last 6 months, but I would love some input. Are you drawn to a clean, white background when shooting photos of your work? Or do you prefer to experiment with colors and textures?
Thursday, January 27, 2011
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I've found that for small things like your felt work, a plain white background works the best. It's easier to get the camera to focus and it shows off the work better. I also like high contrast photos and white backgrounds make it easier to adjust the colors on Photoshop.
ReplyDeleteI agree with Andi! Your work is so colorful as it is, it might be harder to grab attention with it if you have a color background, too.
ReplyDeleteI'm trying to get better at taking pictures, too! The way to do it is just take lots of pictures, right? I've been thinking about looking for a class. Blogger photography? That has to be out there! And I think your pics look great :)
Thanks for the feedback, ladies! I think sticking with the white background is good for now. There is always room for experimentation later!
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