Showing posts with label tabletop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label tabletop. Show all posts
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Tabletop Photography – Half Round Hair Accessory
A Last Look at Tabletop Photography
More tabletop coming at you again today and it is the
last installment for this tabletop series. This time we are dealing
with quite a different lighting problem from what we've seen in these
last few examples. The crystal pieces needed a bit of on axis light
to create direct reflection for more pop. Today we have a piece for
which we want to mostly eliminate direct reflection. The problem is,
it is half round, so there is nowhere the light can be placed that
will not cause some direct reflection. What to do about this? Read on
and I'll show you how I approached the problem...
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Tabletop Photography – Butterfly Crystal Hair Accessory
More
Fun with Tabletop Photography
Today we dive into tabletop again. Though the subject is
not the most exciting, each type of item presents its own challenges
that are worth documenting for discussion. Some items can be
downright difficult, but I thought that we would start with something
relatively straight forward, so let's get going.
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Tabletop Photography – A Dried Flower Bud
A
Bit of Fun with Tabletop Photography
Today I thought I would share last night's adventure on
the tabletop. As you may know, I've been doing tabletop for some
years now. There is always tiny something that can be photographed.
Today's specimen comes from the great outdoors. Well, not exactly the
wild, more like my wife's flower garden. I believe this is a failed
rose bud from some miniature roses that haven't been too excited
about this year's dank spring. Those little plants are fickle about
their environment and have been making it clear that they are not
impressed with Seattle weather.
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