


Oh yes and next doors cat decided he wanted to try and help with the photo's!!! I had the door open to try and get as much light in as possible, as it was only 6.30am in the morning here.

And finally here are the Thank you cards I wanted to show you all last week, again I used my Claire Curd bits and bobs to complete these-I do make cards with other things-really I do!!

Thanks so much for looking and have a fun day! I wonder what you will do?? I seriously need to clear my crafting space, I have a new sewing machine I need to put somewhere- and I would like to set up an area for taking more professional photo's-do you guys use a light box??? Would love to know, as it's something I need to work on I know. Oh yes and I've made something stripey with my sewing machine I hope to show you soon. So pop back tomorrow to see some photo's of my crafting space!
Bye Tammy.
5 comments:
Great box: I'm sure it will be useful. I love your cards too!
Wow Tammy, Be Chic really got your creating... stunning piece, love your ribbon box so well made.
I still photograph my pieces on white paper A3 size is good, in the brightest area I can find.
Thanks for joining us, HuGs Kim x
Wonderful box Tammy, it will keep your ribbons in tip top condition!
Love, Clare x
About taking pictures of cards:
I used to use a photo cube, but i bought one that was too big and it was hard to get enough light to the card in such a large space. Then I used to put a white piece of card at the back and have my day light lamp on the card, but now I just shoot the card facing as much natural light as possible, and blur the background using a shallow depth of field (I have a manual camera), I like this way as it helps the card stand out. You judt do whatever works for you. There is no right or wrong way.
Enjoy, love, Clare x
Thank you very much for your lovely comments and handy hints
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