how to not take photos,
Have you ever tried to take photos that look professional but also highlight the fact that you are doing it yourself, I can't tell you how many photographs I have taken over the last week - lets just say in the thousands.
I've watched so many how to videos on the subject, make sure your lighting is natural, have a neutral backdrop, don't crowd the workspace; and so on and so on. I know I am just using the camera on my phone so it isn't going to be ultra HD but I really wish that I had taken photography at college or university.
I've edited the photo's that were approved by Mr C, I'm hoping that they show the items in their best light. It's been difficult to say the least, to be confident enough to have a photo shoot, with the intent of uploading to the internet to see and search for; with the hopes that someone out there in the world would consider buying the physical item. Mentally exhausting and I haven't even started to set up shop - can you imagine what it's going to be like then 😵
Behold a few of my attempts, they certainly look a lot better now that I have edited them.
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| Half double crochet cowl - pattern design credit @nayscreative |
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| Traditional granny triangle shawl |
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| granny merge triangle scarf - inspired by youtube user @fiber spider |
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| Lean on me shawl - pattern design credit @Stitch with passion |
Until next time, stay creative x
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