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syndee holt 2005 |
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met the gal who owns Silver by the Sea at a local craft fair. I
really liked her jewelry and offered to help her with her photography for
the webpage. I had SUCH a blast creating these images!! Once
again, I can't stress enough times - I don't own a fancy studio or even a
fancy digital camera. I use available light (outdoor shade, or my
homemade diffuser, which is another upcoming tutorial). When
photographing small objects, make sure that you have the macro selection
turned on in your camera. The universal symbol for this is a flower.
Also make sure that your lens is on wide angle, no zooming. To see
more of the images and better yet, BUY the jewelry go to:
www.silverbythsea.net For more tips on photographing silver jewelry click here. As always, click on the thumbnail to view the larger image, use the right and left arrows to navigate the gallery. Sorry Mozilla users, I know this usually looks terrible, but it's designed for Internet Explorer.
The rocks are from an aquarium, spread on a sheet on my TV tray. Seaweed from the beach. Kelp bladder helps establish size of stones in bracelet.
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