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Author Topic: Handmade sml green swan,glow's beautifully,who made me?  (Read 1269 times)

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Offline rosieposie

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Re: Handmade sml green swan,glow's beautifully,who made me?
« Reply #10 on: July 28, 2012, 11:31:47 AM »
Hi Kat,  I am no real expert on photography,  but placing your lovely swan on a plain white background will help us to see the detail better. 
Two sheets of white card placed so that one is flat on the worksurface and the other propped up behind it so the join is minimal will make a good temporary back and foreground for your glass.
Place the swan close to the back so you get minimal shadowing and take the picture in good daylight  but not flash or direct sunlight.
This should help you get a nice clear picture of the shape of the swan and the angle of the head to the neck.
Give it a go.....and see then if you can add your picture here direct instead of via a link. Try the attach and browse facility, it is simple once you get used to it. I have posted an example below which migh help to show how the white background helps.
You can see how much better the paperweight would have looked on a white background.....I hope!
Rosie.

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Offline kitty-kat1234

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Re: Handmade sml green swan,glow's beautifully,who made me?
« Reply #11 on: July 29, 2012, 02:23:50 AM »
Hi Rosie,thank-you for going to the trouble you have  :-*
Yes i should have done that before re the lighter background.
I am not very savvy on the putta,getting photo's on here instead of links has proved to be very hard,i resize & they still wont load,its getting quite painfull.................

When i finally do it i'm going to have a party!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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