Thursday, 5 August 2010

Photographing Antique & Vintage Jewellery

Today was an ideal day for photographing our jewellery out doors.
Not too hot and not too cold. Also we have found that the best time is early morning or late afternoon as after 11 am the sun is high in the sky and casts shadows onto the background that we use. Making it a bit more difficult to get the right light.

I love sparkling jewellery, so here is a few pieces that we took photographs of today.




The local wild life just take our presence in their stride. The squirrels just go around us and carry on feeding at the bird table. So do most of the birds, all except the wood pigeons who really are a bit brainless. They dawdle along heading for the bird feeders, and then suddenly see us and take fright. If you look very closely you may be able to see the flock of sea gulls that were circling overhead on our last shoot, reflecting on the black marble background.
This snail decided to move out of the watering can

   

But he was nowhere near my hostas - I hope!!

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Female - Married (very happily)- Older than I would like to be!! Love vintage costume jewellery and all crafts. Can not do as much craft as before I discovered that I probably have MS. But love reading other people's craft/art blogs. I have a family run website Jewels and Finery. We sell vintage costume jewellery and vintage beads, buttons, findings. As well as all sort of craft books and vintage patterns. My other interest is history, local, family and UK history.