No, not going toOriginally Posted by minkyrra
great pics everyone
go on crackers, show us your houmous lid pics
laughs
(that was you wasnt it?)
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No, not going togreat pics everyone
go on crackers, show us your houmous lid pics
laughs
(that was you wasnt it?)
No, not going to
The lighting, focus and composition were a marvel to behold
Ohhhhhhhh! Absolutely breath taking...What fabulous photographs...Just love them...Thanks for brightening my day...
I also do my own photographs. It's a big challenge to me to make them look professional as possible..Tell me what you think...
This is a silk flower corsage
looks pretty good to me fancybits.. dunno how ur gonna get it looking better than that
Has anyone got any tips On Lighting! When taking my watches Sometimes I can get it right and Sometimes really wrong. I scan most of them but some I have to take the old fashioned way. Got natural light and tungston light and flourescent light....Even using natual light I can never always get it right!
Vintage Mechanical and Quartz Watchesand collectables
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Why not visit my New Store. Where you will find almost anything
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oooooooooooooooooo dats a bigun...........
Its an egg spoon
so no rude comments
I have seen articles where they use a ring flash or a double, especially for close up work on reflective surfaces.
Although Kazzi posted a link where the photographer only uses a torch for illumination.
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