First I re-did the pix of the True Blue set:
The illustrations are from The Secret Garden by Frances Hodgson Burnett, published by Wordsworth Classics and illustrated by Charles Robinson and Lawrie Taylor. I love how the artwork was so conducive to displaying the jewelry.
So this is my tip of the day! I think this is a good idea for someone who is looking for more interesting ways to photograph their work. The background can be busy, but make sure your item is plain; and vice versa, I don't think this would work if your item is very detailed and intricate, but perhaps a plainer background or something more uniform.
A few notes:
- Make sure the artwork highlights and brings the eye towards your items. A good way to do this is with curves and angles.
- Pay attention to the illustration and find the focal points. In my case, the characters are either looking at a specific point or indicating towards a space, so that is where I put my items.
Best wishes and happy photographing!
1 comment:
I like the way you display your jewelry on the books...and this is an old favorite of mine!
Gluten-free...me too :)
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