Heres my latest little guy up in my Etsy shop
Stan the rottie
He was lots of fun to make, I wanted to show how Rottweilers are not big nasy dogs but they also have a v fun playfuls side
I hope I captured that in this guy.
Please, all you peeps who can do great fotos, any way I can improve my shots of the fuzzies, I know that is one area that is really letting me down!
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Thanks!
For good photos I use a table in the bay window with lots of natural light (but not blazing sunlight which I used yest and my photos didn't come out as good as usual). Then turn the flash off and turn on the macro function for close ups (the button with the tulip on it) and snap away. Take lots of photos...more than you need then you can choose the best ones. Take them from unusual angles etc. If you like I can come over one day and help you take some good ones. I also put the item on a white table cloth or something plain.
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Lorna xx
I'd also use a tripod if you can, or rest the camera on something solid? I agree that good natural light is the best thing. Loving the little dog pics anyway, they are great! The fox looks like Tim :o)
ReplyDeleteThanks guys - I am doing everything you say there
ReplyDeleteI guess I just need to snap lots more - I sometimes get shots I like - I just dont know why
(and I have a v dark house!)